Midterm Switches and Routers Ch 6-8

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What is stored in NVRAM on a Cisco router?

The startup configuration file (saved configuration)

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What is stored in Flash memory?

The Cisco IOS image (operating system)

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What is stored in RAM?

The running configuration and routing tables (temporary data lost on reboot)

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What is the difference between the running configuration and the startup configuration?

The running config is active in RAM; the startup config is saved in NVRAM and loads at boot

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What command saves the running configuration to make it permanent?

copy running-config startup-config

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What does it mean when an administrator has an interface down?

The interface is administratively shut down

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Which command brings an interface up (makes it active)?

interface followed by no shutdown

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What is setup mode and why does the router enter it?

Setup mode is an interactive configuration mode entered when no startup configuration is found

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What is the test sequence called when you power on a router?

POST (Power-On Self Test)

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Which commands show the status of an interface at Layers 1, 2, and 3?

show interfaces (L1/L2) and show ip interface (L3)

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What does "Serial1 is down, line protocol is down" mean?

Physical and data link layers are both down (hardware or cable issue)

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What does "Serial1 is up, line protocol is up" mean?

Interface is working properly (both physical and data link layers operational)

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What’s the difference between using ping and traceroute on a router vs a PC?

On a router, it tests from the router; on a PC, it tests from the host. Both test connectivity but from different sources.

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What does the configuration register do?

Controls how the router boots (from Flash, ROM, or NVRAM)

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What is the default configuration register value?

0x2102

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What are the general commands to copy or restore configurations or IOS images?

copy running-config startup-config, copy flash tftp, copy tftp flash, copy tftp startup-config

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What does the show flash command display?

The contents of Flash memory (IOS image files)

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Which command shows the IOS version?

show version

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What do these commands display? show version, show flash, show memory, show buffers

show version – IOS version & uptime; show flash – Flash contents; show memory – memory usage; show buffers – buffer stats

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What are the requirements for using TFTP with copy flash tftp or copy startup-config tftp?

A reachable TFTP server, correct IP connectivity, and enough storage space on the server

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What is the difference between in-band and out-of-band management?

In-band uses the network interface (needs IP); out-of-band uses a console or AUX port

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What does CLI stand for?

Command Line Interface

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What must be done when connecting a laptop to a router’s Ethernet port to restore IOS or configuration?

Assign IP addresses on both devices, connect via crossover cable (if needed), and run a TFTP server