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Title: Semester 2 v3'1'1: Routers and Routing Basics


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Semester 2 v3.1.1Routers and Routing Basics
  • MODULE 2
  • Introduction to Routers

2
Internetwork Operating System
  • Like any computer, networking devices need an
    operating system to function.
  • Workstations use UNIX, Windows, Mac OS.
  • Cisco routers and switches use Cisco IOS.
  • IOS core generally uniform across most routers
    and Catalyst switches.
  • Cisco IOS utilises a command line interface
    (CLI), accessed by
  • Console session via a local serial connection.
  • Auxiliary session via remote dial-up connection.
  • Virtual terminal session via remote IP connection.

3
How to use Cisco IOS
  • Device modes of operation
  • Cisco IOS modes of operation

4
Image is Everything
  • All Cisco IOS images utilise a common core of
    basic configuration command structure across all
    supported Cisco devices.
  • Different IOS images developed for different
    hardware platforms, each with a different
    software feature set.
  • More features in the image requires more RAM and
    Flash memory in the destination device.
  • Important to check the Cisco device meets the
    requirements of the IOS to be installed.
  • Display RAM and Flash memory capacities using
    show version in Privileged EXEC
  • Show Flash usage using show flash in Privileged
    EXEC

5
The power of IOS. Now.
  • For a router to be operational, it must
  • Test the hardware for errors
  • Done by Power On Self Test (POST) in ROM.
  • Locate and load the Cisco IOS
  • Bootstrap loads from ROM, then locates IOS image
    from Flash and copies it into RAM.
  • As IOS loads, router hardware information is
    displayed, including router model, processor,
    amount of memory, and number and types of
    interfaces.
  • Locate and apply the router config file
  • IOS looks for config file in NVRAM.
  • If theres no config file to apply, then IOS
    initiates setup dialogue.

6
IOS QuickStart Guide
  • Access to the CLI is provided at two levels
  • User EXEC Limited router monitoring
  • Privileged EXEC Unrestricted access to all
    router commands
  • Access restricted by use of enable secret
    command.
  • Global configuration mode Apply configuration
    changes to a router.
  • Access only via Privileged EXEC mode.
  • A list of available commands can be displayed by
    entering ? at the CLI prompt.
  • If a command is incorrectly entered at the CLI
    prompt, a message highlighting the error will
    appear.
  • Invalid input detected at '' marker

7
Take Command of IOS
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Welcome to my world )
  • Daniel Comarmond
  • CCNP, CCDP, CCSP, CCAI
  • Cisco Networking Academy Instructor
  • Systems Engineer Cisco Systems
  • E-Mail dcom_at_it.uts.edu.au
  • MSN dcom82_at_dcom82.com
  • Phone 61 2 8446-5037
  • Website http//www-staff.it.uts.edu.au/dcom
  • Take care, and SMILE!!! )
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