What Is Basic Cisco Commands?
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1. show running-config: Displays the running configuration of the router.
2. show interface: Displays information about interfaces on the router.
3. show ip route: Displays the routing table of the router.
4. show arp: Displays the ARP table of the router.
5. show version: Displays the version of the IOS running on the router.
6. copy running-config startup-config: Saves the running configuration to the startup configuration.
7. ping: Tests the reachability of an IP address.
8. traceroute: Tests the path to an IP address.
9. show controllers: Displays information about the controller cards.
10. show flash: Displays the contents of the flash memory.
1. show version: Displays the running version of the Cisco IOS software that is currently running on the device.
2. show interfaces: Displays a comprehensive list of all the switch’s interfaces, their status, and the associated IP addresses.
3. show ip route: Displays the IP routes that have been configured on the router.
4. show ip arp: Displays the ARP table for the router.
5. show running–config: Displays the current running configuration of the router.
6. copy running–config startup–config: Writes the current configuration to NVRAM, which is the startup configuration when the router is rebooted.
7. configure terminal: Enters global configuration mode.
8. ping: Sends an ICMP packet to another IP address to test connectivity.
9. telnet: Enables the user to remotely connect to another device via a terminal.
10. traceroute: Shows the path that a packet takes from the source to the destination.