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Cisco Packet Tracer Notes

This document provides instructions for common Cisco router configurations including: changing the router name, turning interfaces on and off, adding interface IP addresses, building and configuring VLANs, enabling trunking on interfaces, configuring spanning tree protocol, and configuring RIP routing.

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Cisco Packet Tracer Notes

This document provides instructions for common Cisco router configurations including: changing the router name, turning interfaces on and off, adding interface IP addresses, building and configuring VLANs, enabling trunking on interfaces, configuring spanning tree protocol, and configuring RIP routing.

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DCN Cisco configurations

Change router Name:


en

conf t

hostname R1

exit

Turn on/off interface:


Conf t

Interface “Interface name”

No shut (for turn on)/shutdown (for turning off)

Adding interface ip:


Conf t

Interface “int”

Ip address 192.168.50.1 255.255.255.1

Exit

Exit

Build vlan :
Conf t

Vlan 10

Name student

Configure Vlan to a port:


Conf t

Int fastEthernet 0/1

Switchport mode access

Switchport access vlan 10

Exit

Enabling trunking on an interface:


Conf t

Int fa0/4
Switchport mode trunk

**If you want to set the native vlan to 99**


Switchport trunk native vlan 99

To check the configuration of a port for trunking


show interface Ethernet 1/1 switchport

Spanning tree protocol configuration on vlan 1:


Spanning-tree vlan 1 root primary

Rip configuration:
#VERSION 1

**Show ip route

router rip

ver 1

network 192.168.2.16

Exit

Exit

Wr

#VERSION 2

Router rip

Ver 2

Exit

Exit

Wr

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