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BenFranske: moved Password Recovery Instructions to Multilayer Switching: content change

2010-10-24T19:13:29Z

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Samfra1 at 05:08, 18 October 2010

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+Final Project Lab
-'''''Password recovery of the Cisco Routers'''''
+Multilayer switching is the combination of traditional Layer 2 switching with Layer 3 routing in a single product. Multilayer switching is new, and there is no industry standard.. The term multilayer switch seems to be the best and most widely used description of this class of product that performs both Layer 3 routing and Layer 2 switching functions.
-[[File:CiscoRouters.jpg]]
+.	Switchports – Layer-2 ports on which MAC addresses are learned.
- In order for one to understand these instructions you have to have prior knowledge of what a router is and its basic function.
+By default, on Catalyst
-'''1'''.Connect a computer to the router’s Console port using the Console cable that came with your router (it is usually flat and light blue).
+To configure a port as a Layer-3 (routing) port, and assign an IP address:
-Use these Hyper terminal settings:
+Switch(config)# interface fa#
-* 9600 baud rate
+To assign an IP address to an SVI (virtual VLAN interface):
-* No parity
+Switch(config)# interface vlan #
-* 8 data bits
+Switch(config-if)# ip address #.#.#.# #.#.#.#
-* 1 stop bit
+Switch(config-if)# no shut
-* No flow control
+Note that the VLAN itself is treated as an interface, and supports most IOS
-'''2'''. Turn the router off using the power switch and turn it back on.
+interface commands. To view the port type of a particular interface:
-'''3'''. Once text starts popping up on the screen, send the break command CTRL + B or CTRL +BREAK (sometimes it is CTRL +X). This will abort the boot and present you with a rommon 1> prompt
+Switch# show int fa#  switchport
-'''6'''. Now you need to recycle the router with the reset command.
+== Configuration of inter-VLAN routing on a multilayer switch ==
-'''7'''. If you used the o/r command then reset the router with the I command
+Then, routing must be globally enabled on the multilayer switch:
-'''8'''. Once the router finishes restarting you will find that there are no passwords to deal with, so you can enter enabled.
+Next, each VLAN SVI is assigned an IP address:
+Switch(config)# interface vlan #
-'''9'''. Now, go into configuration mode with the config t command
+Switch(config-if)#  #.#.#.# #.#.#.#
+Switch(config-if)# no shut
-'''10''' .Once there enter the new password with the enable secret password
+Switch(config)# interface vlan #
+Switch(config-if)# #.#.#.# #.#.#.#
-'''11'''. Now set the configuration register back to normal with this command: confreg 0×2102
+Switch(config-if)# no shut

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2010-08-04T21:30:34Z

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Samfra1 at 22:55, 29 July 2010

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	~~[[File:HDD.jpg]]~~
	'''Hard Drive''' aka HDD (Hard Disk Drive)		'''Hard Drive''' aka HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
	The hard disk drive is where you operating system, program files, and personal files are stored. Laptop hard drives are either 2.5" (60mm) or 1.8" (46mm) in size and thinner than desktop hard drives. The two most common hard drive interfaces in laptops are IDE/PATA (Integrated Drive Electronics/Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment) and SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). Serial ATA is the replacement for the older Parallel ATA hard drives.		The hard disk drive is where you operating system, program files, and personal files are stored. Laptop hard drives are either 2.5" (60mm) or 1.8" (46mm) in size and thinner than desktop hard drives. The two most common hard drive interfaces in laptops are IDE/PATA (Integrated Drive Electronics/Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment) and SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). Serial ATA is the replacement for the older Parallel ATA hard drives.

Samfra1 at 22:55, 29 July 2010

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	~~[[File:Video.jpg ‎ ]]~~
	'''Video Card aka Graphics Card or Display Adapter'''		'''Video Card aka Graphics Card or Display Adapter'''
	The graphics card is a circuit board that generates and outputs the images to be displayed on the lcd screen.		The graphics card is a circuit board that generates and outputs the images to be displayed on the lcd screen.
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	'''LCD Cable''' aka Video Cable		'''LCD Cable''' aka Video Cable

Samfra1 at 15:28, 29 July 2010

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	'''Keyboard'''		'''Keyboard'''

Samfra1 at 15:27, 29 July 2010

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	[[~~Media~~:Screen.jpg]]		[[File:Screen.jpg]]
	'''LCD Screen'''		'''LCD Screen'''
	The LCD (liquid-crystal display) screen uses liquid crystals, sealed between two polarizing filters, to redirect light when they are energized.		The LCD (liquid-crystal display) screen uses liquid crystals, sealed between two polarizing filters, to redirect light when they are energized.

Samfra1 at 15:26, 29 July 2010

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	[[File:]]		[[File:HDD.jpg]]
	'''Hard Drive''' aka HDD (Hard Disk Drive)		'''Hard Drive''' aka HDD (Hard Disk Drive)
	The hard disk drive is where you operating system, program files, and personal files are stored. Laptop hard drives are either 2.5" (60mm) or 1.8" (46mm) in size and thinner than desktop hard drives. The two most common hard drive interfaces in laptops are IDE/PATA (Integrated Drive Electronics/Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment) and SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). Serial ATA is the replacement for the older Parallel ATA hard drives.		The hard disk drive is where you operating system, program files, and personal files are stored. Laptop hard drives are either 2.5" (60mm) or 1.8" (46mm) in size and thinner than desktop hard drives. The two most common hard drive interfaces in laptops are IDE/PATA (Integrated Drive Electronics/Parallel Advanced Technology Attachment) and SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment). Serial ATA is the replacement for the older Parallel ATA hard drives.

Samfra1 at 15:23, 29 July 2010

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	'''LCD Cable''' aka Video Cable		'''LCD Cable''' aka Video Cable
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	'''Keyboard'''		'''Keyboard'''

Samfra1 at 15:22, 29 July 2010

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	[[File:~~ODLaptop-cd-dvd-optical-drives~~.jpg]]		[[File:ODD.jpg ‎ ]]
	'''Optical Drive''' aka ODD (Optical Disc Drive) or CD/DVD Drive		'''Optical Drive''' aka ODD (Optical Disc Drive) or CD/DVD Drive
	Optical drives can be either internal or external and are used to read and/or write CD's, DVD's and Blu-ray discs depending on the specific drive.		Optical drives can be either internal or external and are used to read and/or write CD's, DVD's and Blu-ray discs depending on the specific drive.