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<cliplibrary>
  <clip>
    <clipname>reload</clipname>
    <cliptext>reload</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>telnet [ip address]
[password]
en
[password]
reload</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh version</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh version</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show version of the router IOS software</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>write mem</clipname>
    <cliptext>write mem</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>writes running config to startup config</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>show diag</clipname>
    <cliptext>show diag</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show diagnostic information</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>show run</clipname>
    <cliptext>show run
</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show the routers running configuration
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>show log</clipname>
    <cliptext>show log</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show routers logs</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh ip int brief</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh ip int brief</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show all brief infor on all ip interfaces
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh int</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh int s0/0</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show interface information

Serial Interface
sh int s0/0
sh int s0/1

MultiLink
sh int m1
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>show service-module s0/0 </clipname>
    <cliptext>sh service-module s0/0 </cliptext>
    <clipdescription>DSU side of card
show service-module s0/0 </clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh int multilink 1</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh int multilink 1</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show int multilink [interface number]</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>clear counters</clipname>
    <cliptext>clear counters</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>clear router information counters</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>TFTP Server</clipname>
    <cliptext>free tftp server
solarwinds.net</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>free tftp server
solarwinds.net</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>copy tftp flash</clipname>
    <cliptext>copy tftp flash
Address or name of remote host []? 10.5.2.12
Source filename []? c1700-ipvoice-mz.123-4.T2.bin
sh flash 
</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>copy tftp flash
Address or name of remote host []? 10.5.2.12
Source filename []? c1700-ipvoice-mz.123-4.T2.bin
//enter for destination file name

sh flash 
//verify that flash is good
//make sure there is only one file in the flash</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>copy to and from TFTP server</clipname>
    <cliptext>copy tftp running-config
copy running-config tftp</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>RESTORE 
copy running config from tftp to router

copy tftp running-config

BACKUP
copy running config from router to tftp

copy running-config tftp</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>end</clipname>
    <cliptext>end</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>when using a mode like config t you can exit the mode with end</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh int sum</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh int sum</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show interface summary</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>exit</clipname>
    <cliptext>exit</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>exit telnet session</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>copy run start</clipname>
    <cliptext>copy run start</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>copies the  running-config to the startup-config
copy running-config startup-config

DRAM - running config
NVRAM - startup config</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh start</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh start</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show start</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>erase start</clipname>
    <cliptext>erase startup-config</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>erase startup-config</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>en</clipname>
    <cliptext>en</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>enable
Prveleged Mode</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>enable secret</clipname>
    <cliptext>enable secret [password]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>en
config t
enable secret [password]

Set password for priveleged mode</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>no enable secret</clipname>
    <cliptext>no enable secret</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>disables privelege mode password
no enable secret</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set telnet password</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
line vty 0 4
login
password [password]
exit
exit
save mem</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>config t
line vty 0 4 [five virtual lines available]
login
password [password]
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set console or con password</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
line con 0
login
password [password]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>config t
line con 0
login
password [password]</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set auxiliary password</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
line aux 0
login
password [password]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>config t
line aux 0
login
password [password]</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>config t</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>configure the terminal</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>banner ?</clipname>
    <cliptext>banner ?</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show the four different banners that can be configured
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set MOTD banner</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
banner motd #
[banner text goes here]
#</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>set the message of the day banner
the # is a delimitting character tells
when the sting is done

config t
banner motd #
[banner text goes here]
#

remove the motd banner
no banner motd</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set login banner</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
banner login #
[banner text goes here]
#</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>set the login banner
the # is a delimitting character tells
when the sting is done

config t
banner login #
[banner text goes here]
#

remove the login banner
no banner login</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set ip address to ethernet interface</clipname>
    <cliptext>int e0
ip address [ip address] [subnet mask]
no shut
description [description goes here] </cliptext>
    <clipdescription>en
config t
int ethernet 0 [or int e0]
ip address [ip address] [subnet mask]
no shutdown
description [description goes here] </clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set ip address for token ring interface</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
int to0
ip address [ip address] [subnet mask]
ring-speed 16
no shut</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>en
config t
int to0 [or int token ring 0]
ring-speed 16
ip address [ip address] [subnet mask]
no shutdown
description [description goes here] </clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>set ip address for serial interface</clipname>
    <cliptext>int s0 [or int serial 0]
no shut
description [description goes here] </cliptext>
    <clipdescription>en
config t
int s0 [or int serial 0]
no shut
description [description goes here] 
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>serial interface as DCEconnection</clipname>
    <cliptext>configt
int s0
bandwidth 56
clock rate 56000</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>used for simulating a WAN link
configt
int s0
bandwidth 56
clock rate 56000</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>hostname</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
hostname [Name of Host]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>set the hostname

config t
hostname [Name of Host]

example
config t
hostname RouterX</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>show ip route</clipname>
    <cliptext>show ip route</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show ip route
by default shows the directly connected routes</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>ip route</clipname>
    <cliptext>ip route [ip address to be routed] [subnet maske to be routed] [routed via this ip address]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Creates a static route

config t
ip route [ip address to be routed] [subnet maske to be routed] [routed via this ip address]
save run start

Remove static route
no ip route [ip address to be routed] [subnet maske to be routed] [routed via this ip address]
save run start


</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>ip route default</clipname>
    <cliptext>ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 [routed via this ip address]
ip classless</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Creates a default static route
ip route route mask next hop

config t
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 [routed via this ip address]
ip classless
exit
save run start

Remove static default route
config t
no ip route [ip address to be routed] [subnet maske to be routed] [routed via this ip address]
no ip classless
exit
save run start

three characteristics make this default
1. ip classless
2. 0.0.0.0
3. 0.0.0.0 
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>RIP</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
router rip
network [network id]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Dynamic Routing with RIP

example:
config t
router rip
network 204.105.0.0
Ctrl + Z

Config Terminal Mode
Enable RIP
Add the network number to advertise
Ctrl + Z to end configuration Mode


Disable RIP
no router rip</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh ip protocol</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh ip protocol</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show ip protocol</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh ip route</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh ip route</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>show ip route</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>IGRP</clipname>
    <cliptext>config t
router igrp [autonomous system number]
network [ip address]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Dynamic Routing with IGRP

config t
router igrp [autonomous system number]
network [ip address]

example
config t
router igrp 10
network 123.456.0.0</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>telnet</clipname>
    <cliptext>telnet [ipadddress]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>telnet [ip address or valid host name]

Pressing Ctrl+Shift=6 while in a telnet session
allows you to telnet to another router without disconnecting from original telnet session. To return to the original telnet session press Ctrl+Shift=6  then X

show sessions
Shows current telnet sessions.</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>ping</clipname>
    <cliptext>ping [ipaddress]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>ping [ip address or valid host name]</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>hosts table</clipname>
    <cliptext>ip host [name] [ipaddress]</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>ip host [name] [ip address]

example:
ip host routerX 123.123.123.2

remove host entry
no ip host [name]

example:
no ip host routerX

Show the hosts table
sh hosts</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>sh cdp</clipname>
    <cliptext>sh cdp</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Cisco Discovery Protocol
sh cdp

change the CDP update frequency
config t
cdp timer ?
cdp timer 90
sh cdp ?
sh cdp int
sh cdp entry
sh cdp neighbors</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>IPX</clipname>
    <cliptext>ipx routing</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Configure Internetworking Packet eXchange (IPX)

configuring
show protocol

----------------------------
enable ipx routing
----------------------------

config t
ipx routing
CTRL + Z
sh prot

config t
int e0
ipx network 10
CTRL + Z
copy run start

sh ipx route
sh ip int e0
----------------------------
ping
----------------------------
sh cdp entry *
sh cdp cdp neighbor detail
ping [ipx address]
example
ping 40.0000.0c8d.5c9d

turn off domain lookup
config t
no ip domain-lookup
CTRL + Z
ping 40.0000.0c8d.5c9d

----------------------------
round robin load ballancing
load ballance over multiple paths
----------------------------

config t
ipx maximum-paths?
ipx maximum-paths 2
exit
sh ipx route

----------------------------
secondary network address
multiple frame types
----------------------------
config t
CTRL + Z (enter commands one per line)
int e0
ipx network 10a encapsulation ?
ipx network 10a encapsulation arpa?
ipx network 10a encapsulation arpa secondary

sh ipx route
sh ipx int
sh prot

</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>access-list</clipname>
    <cliptext>access-list ?</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>access-list ?
access-list 10 ?
[permit host]
access-list 10 permit 123.123.0.2 0.0.0.0

int e0
ip access-group 10 out
CTRL + Z

-------------------
Extended IP Access Lists
-------------------
config t
CTRL+Z
no access-list 10
int e0
no ip access-group 10 out
CTRL + Z

access-list 110 deny  tcp host 123.123.0.2 host 123.123.10.2 eq telnet
access-list 110 permit ip any 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255

int s0
ip access-group 110 in
CTRL + Z


</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>frame-relay switching</clipname>
    <cliptext>frame-relay switching</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>---------------------------------
Frame Relay Configuration

DLCI numbers identify the (Permanent Virtual Circuit) PVC of each virtual circuit
---------------------------------
int s0
encap frame-relay
frame-relat intf-type dce

int s1
encap frame relay
frame-relay intf-type dce

int s0
frame-relay interface-dlci 16

int s1
frame-relay interface-dlci 17

show frame map
show frame pvc

show run
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>Cisco Catalyst 1900 Switch</clipname>
    <cliptext>see help</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>Managing a Cisco Switch

K
enable
sh run
sh ver

config t
hostname 1900A
CTRL+ Z (enable privelege exec mode)
sh ip

config t
ip address  123.123.0.2 255.255.255.0
ip default-gateway 123.123.0.1
CTRL + Z 
sh ip
ping 123.123.0.1
sh mac-address-table
delete nvram (deletes startup-config)</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>clock</clipname>
    <cliptext>clock set</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>clock ?
clock set ?
clock set 11:04:35 ?
show clock
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>Navigation</clipname>
    <cliptext>see help</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>CTRL+A 
	[beginning of the line]
CTRL+E 
	[end of the line]
CTRL+A then CTRL+F 
	[move forward one character]
CTRL+B
	[move back one character]
CTRL+D 
	[delete characters]
BACKSPACE 
	[delete characters]
CTRL+R
	[redisplay the last line you typed]
CTRL+U
	[delete a single line
CTRL+W
	[delete a single word

CTRL+P 
	[redisplay the last command]
Up Arrow  
	[repeat the last command]
TAB 
	[complete command]
CTRL+Z
	[end configuration mode]
sh history
terminal history size
terminal no editing 
	[turn off advanced editing]
terminal editing 
	[turn on advanced editing]
</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>Memory</clipname>
    <cliptext>see help</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>4 internal Components of a Cisco Router

1. RAM
	Work Area
	Running IOS
2. ROM 
	Boot
	Post
	Core-level operating system
3. Flash
	IOS
4. NVRAM
	Router Configuration</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>HyperTerminal Settings</clipname>
    <cliptext>hypertrm.exe</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>hypertrm.exe
COM1 or COM2
9600 Baud [Bits per Second]
8 [Data Bits]
None [Parity]
1 [Stop bits]
none [Flow Control]</clipdescription>
  </clip>
  <clip>
    <clipname>Command Modes</clipname>
    <cliptext>see help</cliptext>
    <clipdescription>There are two command modes.
1. user exec
	routername&gt;
2. priveleged exec
	routername#</clipdescription>
  </clip>
</cliplibrary>