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CCNA 200-301 Chapter 4 - Using The Command-Line Interface

This chapter discusses accessing and configuring the command-line interface on Cisco Catalyst switches. It covers connecting to the console port, navigating user and privileged modes, editing commands, and different configuration modes. The chapter also explains how configuration commands change the running configuration file but not the startup file and describes switch memory types and the main Cisco IOS configuration files.

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CCNA 200-301 Chapter 4 - Using The Command-Line Interface

This chapter discusses accessing and configuring the command-line interface on Cisco Catalyst switches. It covers connecting to the console port, navigating user and privileged modes, editing commands, and different configuration modes. The chapter also explains how configuration commands change the running configuration file but not the startup file and describes switch memory types and the main Cisco IOS configuration files.

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CCNA 200-301, Volume I

Chapter 4
Using the Command-Line
Interface
Objectives
• Accessing a Cisco Catalyst Switch CLI
• Configuring Cisco IOS Software
Cisco 2960-XR Catalyst Switch Series
CLI Access Options
Console Connection to a Switch
A Part of a 2960-XR Switch with Console
Ports Shown
Terminal Settings for Console Access
User and Enable (Privileged) Modes
Example of Privileged Mode Commands Being Rejected in User
Mode
Nondefault Basic Configuration
Cisco IOS Software Command Help
Key Sequences for Command Edit and
Recall
Nondefault Basic Configuration
CLI Configuration Mode Versus Exec Modes
Navigating Between Different Configuration
Modes
Common Switch Configuration Modes
Navigation In and Out of Switch Configuration Modes
Cisco Switch Memory Types
Two Main Cisco IOS Configuration Files
How Configuration Mode Commands Change the Running-Config
File, Not the Startup-Config File

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