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DAR ES SALAAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

COURSE: ELECTRONICS AND TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


NAME OF THE STUDENT: ALBERT FREDY
MODULE NAME: COMPUTER NETWORKING
MODULE CODE: COT 04215
CLASS: OD23ETE
1. Disable interfaces number 10 to 20 on cisco switch at once.

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2. On question number 1 above, enable interface number 15 only.

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3. Refer to the following network topology, connection is on port number 10

(i) What is the meaning of this umber color (before its disappearance, changed
to green)?

It means that the switch is in intermediate state used to show that the
connection is active but may not be operating at full capacity

(ii) What will be the meaning of the same amber color if remains
permanent blinking?
The meaning of the amber color to remain permanent blinking is that it
indicates a more serious connectivity issue that has not been resolved

4. Rename a switch to COMPUTER_D3. Why we should rename our network switches


even if not asked.

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We should rename the switch even if when not asked in order to improve
troubleshooting of the network infrastructure
5. Protect a switch on user mode with the password MTAKUJA
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6. Protect a switch on the privileged mode with the password soho123, make it secure.

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7. What is the disadvantage of protecting a switch on the privileged mode with the
command “enable password password” show example.

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8. When using physical switch, which commands


(a) Used to save all configurations. Show example
(b) Used to erase all configurations. Show example

9. How do you reset a switch (to bring it to factory default)


(a) Manually
i. Locate the reset button or pin hole on the back or side of the switch.
ii. Use a small pin, paper clip or other pointed tool to press and hold the reset
button for ten to fifteen seconds.
iii. Release a reset button then the switch will begin the reset process.
(b) By using commands
10. What is the function of the following commands:
(a) Switch>?
Displays a list of available commands in the user EXEC mode.

(b) Switch> A?
Displays a list of available commands in user EXEC mode that start with letter A.
(c) Switch#?
Displays a list of available commands in the privileged EXEC mode
(d) Switch#D?
Displays a list of available commands in privileged EXEC mode that start with letter
D.

(e) Switch#clock ?
Displays a list of available options for setting system clock on a switch.
(f) Switch(config)#interface ?
Displays the available interface types that can be configured in a switch

11. Run the following useful “show” commands interpret the outcomes
(a) Switch#show run
This command displays the current configuration of the switch. It shows how the
switch is currently configured, including interfaces, VLANs, routing protocols,
etc.

(b) Switch#show interfaces


This command provides detailed information about all interfaces on the switch,
including their status, protocol, speed, and any errors or collisions.
(c) Switch#show vlan
This command displays information about the VLANs configured on the switch,
including their IDs, names, and associated ports.

(d) Switch#show interface status


This command gives a summary of all interfaces on the switch, including their status
(up/down), VLAN membership, and speed/duplex settings.
(e) Switch#show mac address-table
This command shows the MAC address table of the switch, which maps MAC addresses
to specific ports on the switch.

(f) Switch#show users


This command displays information about users currently logged into the switch.

(g) Switch#show users all


This command displays detailed information about all the users logged into the
switch, including their username, connection type, and idle time.
(h) Switch#show hosts
This command displays the list of hosts (devices) that the switch has learned about
through its interfaces.
(i) What is show version command in Cisco switch? Run the command
This command displays information about the hardware and software versions of the
switch, as well as licensing information and uptime.
(j) What is show flash command in Cisco switch? Run the command
This command displays information about the flash memory on the switch, including its
capacity, usage, and contents.

(k) What is show running-config command in Cisco switch? Run the command
This command displays the current running configuration of the switch, which includes
all configuration changes that have been made but have not yet been saved to the startup
configuration.
(l) What is show startup-config command in Cisco switch? Run the command

This command displays the configuration that will be loaded when the
switch boots up. It shows the configuration that has been saved to non-
volatile memory.

(m) What is show interfaces command in Cisco switch? Run the command

This command provides detailed information about all interfaces on the


switch, including their status, protocol, speed, and any errors or
collisions.
(n) What is show ip interface brief command in Cisco switch? Run the command
This command provides a summary of the IP addresses configured on all
interfaces of the switch, along with their status and protocol information.
12. Configure a switch so that 5 users can login using their own credentials, one user at
a time. That is, on the same single switch, you can create different accounts for
different users to login. Note: this will allow a single user to login using his or her
username and password.

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13. Configure a switch with the following: view the


results. IP address: 192.16.10.18
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway: 192.16.10.1
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14. How will you know the nature of interfaces? That is, are they Ethernet or
Fastethernet or GigabitEthernet

By the “show interfaces” and “show interface status” command to view details of
all interfaces, including their nature that is Ethernet, FastEthernet, GigabitEthernet.

15. How do you remove the configured IP on a switch? Remove the configurations
done on question number 13 above. View the results
From question number 13 the configured IP was:-

Commands to remove configured IP

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