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10.4.3-Basic Device Configuration

The document provides a detailed configuration guide for basic device setup in a networking environment, including addressing tables for various devices and user configurations. It outlines the steps for configuring routers and switches, including setting IP addresses, enabling IPv6 routing, and securing access with passwords. The guide emphasizes the importance of saving the running configuration to NVRAM for backup purposes.

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10.4.3-Basic Device Configuration

The document provides a detailed configuration guide for basic device setup in a networking environment, including addressing tables for various devices and user configurations. It outlines the steps for configuring routers and switches, including setting IP addresses, enabling IPv6 routing, and securing access with passwords. The guide emphasizes the importance of saving the running configuration to NVRAM for backup purposes.

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Addressing table
================
______________________________________________________________________

Device |Interface |IP address |Default Gateway


----------------------------------------------------------------------
RTA | G0/0 |128.107.20.1/24 |N/A
| |2001:db8:a::1/64 |
| |fe80::1 |
--------------------------------------------------
| G0/1 |128.107.30.1/24 |N/A
| |2001:db8:b::1/64 |
| |fe80::1 |
---------------------------------------------------
ASW-1 | Vlan 1 |128.107.30.15/24 |128.107.20.1
------------------------------------------------------------------
ASW-2 | Vlan 1 |128.107.30.15/24 |128.107.30.1
-----------------------------------------------------------------
User-01 | NIC |128.107.20.25/24 |128.107.20.1
|-----------------------------------
| |2001:db8:a::2/64 |fe80::1
------------------------------------------------------------------
User-02 | NIC |128.107.20.30/24 |128.107.20.1
-----------------------------------
| |2001:db8:a::3/64 |fe80::1
------------------------------------------------------------------
User-03 | NIC |128.107.30.25/24 |128.107.30.1
-----------------------------------
| |2001:db8:b::2/64 |fe80::1
------------------------------------------------------------------
User-04 | NIC |128.107.30.30/24 |128.107.30.1
|----------------------------------
|2001:db8:b::3/64 |fe80::1
------------------------------------------------------------------

#Use the addressing table to configure the interfaces. There are 3 possible
topologies but they follow the same logic , make the necessary changes to the
addressing scheme.

User configuration
==================
#Click on the PC,go to Desktop>IP configuration

*User-01
Ip address :128.107.20.25
subnet mask :255.255.255.0
Default gateway :128.107.20.1

ipv6 address :2001:db8:a::2/64


ipv6 gateway :fe80::1

#Do the same for the other 3 users

Router configuration
====================
en #to enter privileged EXEC mode.Short for "enable"
conf t #To enter configuration mode.Short for
"configure terminal"
hostname RTA #To configure the device name

line console 0 #To specify the line console 0 for


configuration
password cisco #To set the password
login #To enable login

line vty 0 15 #To specify the vty from 0 to 15 for


configuration
password cisco #To set the password
login #To enable login

line aux 0 #To specify the aux 0 for configuration


password cisco #To set the password
login #To enable login

enable secret class #To configure an encrypted password for secure


access to privileged mode
service password-encryption #To encrypt plain text passwords
banner motd #Autorized access only# #To configure a warning message that displays
when an user tries to log in

ipv6 unicast-routing #To globally enable IPv6 routing on the router

int g0/0 #To enter interface configuration mode


description Link to Switch 1 #To add a description to the interface
ip address 128.107.20.1 255.255.255.0 #To configure the ipv4 address
ipv6 address 2001:db8:a::1/64 #To configure an ipv6 global address
ipv6 address fe80::1 link-local #To configure an ipv6 link-local address
no sh #To turn on the interface

int g0/1 #Same as interface g0/0


description Link to Switch 2
ip address 128.107.30.1 255.255.255.0
ipv6 address 2001:db8:b::1/64
ipv6 address fe80::1 link-local
no sh

exit
exit

copy running-config startup-config #To back up the running configuration file to


NVRAM

exit

Switch configuration
====================
en
conf t
hostname ASw-2

line console 0
password cisco
login

line vty 0 4
password cisco
login

line aux 0
password cisco
login

enable secret class


service password-encryption
banner motd #Authorized access only!#

int Vlan 1 #To enter the Interface Configuration context for


Vlan 1
description vlan interface
ip address 128.107.30.15 255.255.255.0#To add a description to the interface
no sh #To turn on the interface

ip default-gateway 128.107.30.1 #To configure the default gateway

copy running-config startup-config #To back up the running configuration file to


NVRAM

exit

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