Join Denise Allen-Hoyt for an in-depth discussion in this video Viewing the router interfaces, part of Learning Cisco CLI Router Configuration.
- There are several commands that can be used…to view the router interfaces.…These include the show running config,…show interfaces, and the show IP interface command.…The show running config, as you've already seen,…is used to display the configuration that is…currently stored in RAM.…Let me go ahead and type that in, show run,…spacebar, spacebar.…You can see that the interfaces are displayed,…interface FastEthernet0/0,…interface FastEthernet0/1,…0/0, 0/0, 0/0, 0/1,…those are all of interfaces that are currently…available and installed on this router.…
I can also do a show interfaces command…and this gives me all kinds of detail…about each one of those interfaces.…And as you scroll down on the router,…it will display each one of those interfaces…and all of the specifics about that particular interface.…Additionally, there is the show IP interface brief command.…It displays a summary of all the enabled interfaces,…their names, as well as their status.…
You can see I have a FastEthernet0/0,…no IP address assigned currently,…
Author
Denise Allen-Hoyt
Released
5/11/2015- Accessing a Cisco router
- Exploring terminal emulation
- Configuring a router hostname
- Disabling IP domain lookup
- Securing access
- Configuring interfaces and routes
- Setting up dynamic routing
- Verifying configurations
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: What version of Packet Tracer was used in this course?
A: Cisco Packet Tracer 6.2 was used in this course.
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 19s
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1. Accessing the Router
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Exploring terminal emulation2m 12s
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Using the built-in help5m 34s
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2. Global Commands
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Disabling IP domain lookup1m 58s
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Creating a banner message1m 24s
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3. Secure Management Access
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Encrypting passwords3m 8s
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4. Configuring Interfaces
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5. Configuring Static and Default Routes
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6. Configuring Dynamic Routing
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7. Verifying Configurations
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Next Steps
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Goodbye1m 6s
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