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Handy Commands for Cisco Initial Configuration. I found the following handy Cisco commands. Are very useful for initial configuration of Cisco devices. I always use these commands to configure Cisco devices from fresh configuration. Router (config)# no ip domain-lookup. The no ip domain-lookup. Is very useful, what this command does is tell the Cisco device not to do a domain lookup when you mistype something in the CLI. For example if you do this without the no ip domain-lookup:. Next command is useful ...

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How To Terminate UTP cable to Modular Jack. It's easy to do your own home networking. If you want to run your cables in your walls you're going to need the tools shown in the left picture. Of course for the cable you need to run it down first in your walls, I only use that short cable for this tutorial. Words of note, do not cut your cables too short when terminating them to the modular jacks. In case you need to change the jacks. Strip your cable jacket using the cable stripper. As its name, the tool wo...

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Handy Commands for Cisco Initial Configuration. I found the following handy Cisco commands. Are very useful for initial configuration of Cisco devices. I always use these commands to configure Cisco devices from fresh configuration. Router (config)# no ip domain-lookup. The no ip domain-lookup. Is very useful, what this command does is tell the Cisco device not to do a domain lookup when you mistype something in the CLI. For example if you do this without the no ip domain-lookup:. Next command is useful ...

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Actually I found this site quite long time ago, I'm amazed by the craziness of the owner's home lab. You've probably seen this site before, since this site is quite famous. This site is named Uber Geek. The owner of this site is Scott Morris. His resume alone is outstanding, he's a quadruple. Meaning he owns all four of the CCIE tracks. And he also wins all other networking certifications that you can dream of. Once you see the lab he has, you'd understand what I'm saying:. Posted by Andhika Krishananda.

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Handy Cisco Command - Interface Range. There are many handy Cisco commands. That you can use to help you in configuring Cisco devices. These commands well not exactly secret commands but you might not get it from the CCNA. One of these handy commands I already posted it at my previous post. But I want to cover it again in case you missed the post. This one is the interface range. Command. What this command does is to select a range of interfaces and apply the same commands to them. I'll be posting more h...

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Home networking basic tools - Part 3. Okay, now you got your cable and crimping tools. Ready, you also know the tools you need to run the cables inside your walls. Then all that you need to have for your home networking tools. Why would I need cable ties. Yes you don't actually need cable ties to do home networking, but you do need them to make your cabling neat. Making your cables neat. If you're running a whole lot of bundles of cables in your home, cable ties. Sometimes if you use plastic cable ties, ...

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Adding Switch to Cisco Home Lab - Part 3. Assigning Switch Ports to VLANs. After configuring VLANs on Cisco switch. Now we need to assign the switch ports to VLANs. We need to assign which ports should be in which VLAN, remember VLAN. So before making your own VLANs, consider the IP addressing scheme and which computer should be in which broadcast domain or network. Next step is to configure the trunk port. To connect to the router and access port. C2950 (config)# interface fa0/1. At this point you alrea...

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Configuring SSH for Cisco. Level, we only know how to connect to Cisco devices. Using console connection and telnet connection. We know that no one can tap on the console connection since it's directly connected to the Cisco device. But different story for the telnet connection. Anyone can tap messages from the telnet session. All messages send in clear text, so it's dangerous to leave default communication with Cisco devices just using telnet. We can use SSH. Router# show ip ssh. The name for the keys w...

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Actually I found this site quite long time ago, I'm amazed by the craziness of the owner's home lab. You've probably seen this site before, since this site is quite famous. This site is named Uber Geek. The owner of this site is Scott Morris. His resume alone is outstanding, he's a quadruple. Meaning he owns all four of the CCIE tracks. And he also wins all other networking certifications that you can dream of. Once you see the lab he has, you'd understand what I'm saying:. Posted by Andhika Krishananda.

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Adding Switch to Cisco Home Lab - Part 5. Configure Router as DHCP Server for VLANs. Now this part of configuration is the most fun part of all. I just love the way that one router. Accepts requests from clients on different VLANs (with different subnets. And the router gives away the addresses based on what VLAN. That's just cool, your average home usage routers can't do this kind of stuff, most of the average home usage routers can do is just give away IP addresses for one network. Same as before, you ...