All language subtitles for 3. Basic Cisco Configuration Lab Solution Part 2

We now need to configure the first five telnet lines and use a line password of Cisco on the Telnet

lines.

So at the moment if I try and Telnet to write it to I get connection closed by foreign host show run

shows us the key why lines.

By default we have a zero to 4.

In other words the first five Viti wine lines so line V2 wine 0 to 4 log in means that we need to configure

a password on the line.

And in this example it's going to be Cisco.

So we need to configure that password per our instructions on write it to line V2 y 0 to 4.

Now a lot of Cisco devices have more than 5 Viti y lines but that's often what you asked to configure

in CCMA exam scenarios.

So that's what we'll do here offset to the password to Cisco.

So now that that's done can we Telnet to it 2 and notice we can be prompted for our line password once

we enter that we're in user mode.

And then when we type enable we need to enter our secret password which is Cisco ONE TWO THREE notice

I can now configure write it to tab exit I'm back on rudder one on rudder two.

Can I Telnet to write one.

Yes I can and I can go to privilege mode to enable mode and go back to rudder to so I've successfully

made sure that I can tell it from one rudder to the other I now need to configure a console password

of Cisco and test that it works so at the moment when I connect to the console of the router and press

center I'm immediately in user mode

but if I type a line and in this case specify console 0 and use the command log in and specify positive

Cisco I'll be prompted to enter a password on the console and notice there you go when I try and connect

to the console I need to enter the positive Cisco then

Cisco ONE TWO THREE TO GET TO privilege mode.

So again a rather t note password at the moment press Enter or Return and I'm straight in to use a mode

but if I configure the console with a password of Cisco

and press Enter now I have to enter a positive Cisco to get to use a mode and then Cisco ONE TWO THREE

TO GET TO privilege mode now we're not told to do it but as a best practice I suggest that you save

your configuration in the exam if you're not explicitly told not to do it then do it.

So unless they tell you not to save your configuration as a lost step use the command copy running config

thought up config to save your configuration that's the exam way of doing it for the real world unlike

the old command W R which saves the configuration immediately without prompting you to confirm it the

command is also a lot shorter so I prefer this command for labs or for the real world but for the exam

remember copy running config startup config so we've successfully completed to this lab How did you

do when you tried the lab.

Were you able to complete it.

Did you learn something.

Remember to keep practicing.

Keep trying.

That's the best way to learn.