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#define ios: \ I---------------------------------------------------\ I---------------------------------------------------\ I---------------------------------------------------\ I /$$$$$$ /$$$$$$ /$$$$$$ \ I |_ $$_/ /$$__ $$ /$$__ $$ \ I | $$ | $$ \ $$| $$ \__/ \ I | $$ | $$ | $$| $$$$$$ \ I | $$ | $$ | $$ \____ $$ \ I | $$ | $$ | $$ /$$ \ $$ \ I /$$$$$$| $$$$$$/| $$$$$$/ \ I |______/ \______/ \______/ \ I---------------------------------------------------\ I---------------------------------------------------\ I---------------------------------------------------I "Internetwork Operating System" • operating system for CISCO routers • its terribly executed, its insane these guys managed to stay in business considering how much thought went into their software • not allowing CIDR notation was a great mistake; have fun typing 255 and 0 left and right CONFIGURATION_DIALOG: • shown the first time the router is booted • bad • skip it; whatever you want, it will be faster without it COMMENTS: ! <...> • must be at the beginning of the line (white space is ignored) • cannot stand after a command MODES: • child modes are NOT supersets of their parents . ├── User EXEC mode ("enter") // '>' │ │ │ (pass) │ └── Privileged EXEC mode ("enable") // '#' │ └── Global configuration mode ("configure terminal") │ ├── Interface configuration mode ("interface <interface-name>") │ ├── DHCP configuration mode ("ip dhcp <dhcp-subcommand>") │ ├── Line configuration mode ("line <line-type> <line-number>") │ ├── Router configuration mode ("router <routing-protocol>") │ ├── VLAN configuration mode ("vlan <vlan-id>") │ ├── Security mode ("security") │ ├── NTP configuration mode ("ntp <ntp-subcommand>") │ └── Policy-map configuration mode ("policy-map <policy-map-name>") ├── ROM monitor mode ("rommon") └── Setup mode ("setup") GLOBALS: exit end HELP: ? • the question mark can be used in any context to list all possible valid inputs (sometimes regex clustered) SHORT_CUTS: • UNIX style [ctrl] + [a] : beginning of the line [ctrl] + [e] : end of the line [ctrl] + [b] : back 1 char [ctrl] + [f] : forward 1 char [ctrl] + [d] : delete (as in the key) [ctrl] + [n] : delete line [ctrl] + [k] : delete from cursor until the end of the line SECRET: • the secret is a password separating Privileged EXEC mode from User EXEC mode (config) enable secret STATE: • config operations are done in memory • on each boot the "startup-config" is read # save run start : save the current configuration (in memory) to startup-config (to disk) DHCP_CONFIGURATION_MODE: (config) ip dhcp pool <pool-name> • IOS itself will select you which interface the pool belongs to by pattern matching • unless you hack/dork better than me, you cant use 1 pool for multiple interfaces Pool: (dhcp-config)# network <ip-start> <subnet-mask> : specify from which address to start assigning from and how many host are there (indirectly through the subnet mask), thereby defining the boundaries of the pool (dhcp-config)# default-router <ip> : specify default gateway for clients of the pool STATIC_ROUTING: (config) ip route <destination> <mask> <forward_to> RIP: (config) router rip (config-router) network <network> : enable advertising <network> over RIP; if an interface is not specified, it will not be routed using RIP; (ie. please specify serial and ethernet too) ?!: # show <noun> interfaces ip dhcp pool (config-if)# no shutdown (config-if)# ip <?!> address <ip> <subnet-mask> : assign ip to the routers interface; it does no magic over the network dhcp pool <pool-name>