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Limiting Bandwidth on ports of a Cisco Switch or Router

Views: 2,860This How To addresses the method of limiting bandwidth on ports of a Cisco Switch or Router. Why should you limit bandwidth? There are a number of reasons for limiting bandwidth on a Cisco switch Ethernet port. For example, let’s say you work for an Internet service provider in a colocation facility, and you

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Black Hole Routing using the NULL interface

Views: 2,562This How To covers something called Black Hole Routing using the NULL interface in Cisco IOS. The entire YouTube network went down in 2009, across the globe, for about two hours — thanks to a mistake made by an ISP in Pakistan. That mistake involved a black hole route accidentally distributed around the world.

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Upgrading IOS on a Cisco Router

Views: 2,338This How To explains the process of upgrading IOS on a Cisco Router. Before starting the procedure of IOS upgrade or installation, you will need to install TFTP server software on a PC connected to the router Ethernet interface. There are many free downloadable TFTP servers’ software on the Internet. Afterwards, you make sure

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Username Configuration in Cisco IOS

Views: 2,039This How To explains username configuration.  Short and sweet. Step 1: With use of below command we can create User in Cisco Router Cell_Router(config)#username AWALDING priv 15 password CELLSTREAM Step 2: Also, we have to enable this at each line Cell_Router(config)# line con 0Cell_Router(config-line)#login local Cell_Router(config)# line vty 0 15Cell_Router(config-line)#login local Cell_Router(config)# line aux 0Cell_Router(config-line)#login

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Analyzing Traffic on a Cisco Switch

Views: 2,675The ability to monitor your network traffic is critical for all network administrators and managers. This means getting down to the packet level. To get down to the packet level, you have to use a protocol analyzer that will dissect the packets and conversations that occur on the network. Most users are familiar with

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Smartports Macros for Switches in Cisco IOS

Views: 2,663In this How To we will provide an overview of Smartports and how they can help with your Cisco switch administration.  Cisco now calls these Auto Smartports.  The Smartports macros can speed up deployment while ensuring accuracy and consistency on your switch ports.  Simply put, Smartports macros are pre-created configuration scripts that work on

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Security Setting Recommendations for Cisco IOS Routers

Views: 2,019To save you time searching through thousands of documents and sometimes disjointed practices, here are some of our recommendations for securing Cisco routers. These practices can also be applied to other routers in general, though we provide no specifics for others. Security is always a concern to those who manage and configure routers. Every

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Configuration Register in Cisco IOS Explained

Views: 2,525Here is what you need to know with regards to the Configuration Register in Cisco IOS. All Cisco routers have a 16-bit software register in NVRAM. The default is for Cisco routers to load Cisco IOS from FLASH MEMORY and to look for and load the STARTUP-CONFIG file from NVRAM. Some Reference Stuff Here

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