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So we need to configure enable and BQ want passwords to help us with us.

We can use Notepad

now.

I know these commands so I could simply type them out like this from memory.

I've done this for many years so I can type that out from memory but let me show you how to do that

through the CLIA.

And then we'll use the script to copy and paste the commands on remaining devices.

So on the Code Switch notice when I type enable I'm directly in privilege mode.

So I want to set and enable password so enable password and specify a password now it's recommended

that you use a secret password rather than an enable password.

They shouldn't be the same as we can see there but notice it is accepted by the router or switch.

So in the exam just read carefully whether they want an enable password configured or a secret password

configure the one that they ask you to configure.

So if I type disable now and type enable notice I need to put in my secret password not enable because

secret takes precedence over enable.

And typically in the real world you want to configure a enable password we need to configure Viti why

lines will use the most common version of this VQ why 0 to 4 which is the first 5 V.T. y lines I'm going

to type a log in and notice we have to specify a password in the order of this command and this command

don't matter.

You can either use password Cisco first or log in first but essentially both have to be configured for

it to work.

So we've configured and enable password

and we've configured to V.T. why lines on the switch.

I'll save that config and what I'll do now is simply copy this and I'll use that on other switches.

Okay.

There was a problem here.

This should be enable password so let's copy that in again paste it in notice.

In this case the enable command wasn't accepted because we're in line config mode.

Neither was confetti

but that's okay in this scenario.

Notice the enabled password was configured and the V2 Y was configured.

What I suggest you do is make sure that the commands are accepted.

If at any point they look like they not accepted double check everything manually do the same on the

Access Switch and I'll just do this one manually just to show you the point about the logging.

So notice if I go into the V2 y line and I use password Cisco and then type of log in

I don't get the message that the password has to be configured.

But the result is the same as it is on other switches.

So on switch one notice the result here.

Is the same as the result here

do something similar on axis 3.

Paste the configuration in and save it and then I'll do something similar on the router

okay.

So we've now configured and enabled password and v2 y password of Cisco.

We can't test the V2 y passwords yet.

We need IP addresses for that.

But before we do that we need to do some villain configuration.