Category: Cisco

  • Configure SSH on your Cisco router

    The following command will enable ssh on your cisco router.

  • How to Edit Cisco Access-List

    This KB will show you how to edit Cisco Access lists, Since IOS 12.2 we no longer need to use notepad to edit access list. This KB is only valid to Cisco IOS 12.2 or higher. Cisco has a new command that make editing and deleting easy, The new command is ip access-list. Solution: Edit…

  • How to Upgrade Cisco ASDM

    In order to upgrade CISCO ASDM software we need to follow the following steps: 1.Download the software from Cisco Website (you need a cisco username) 2.Load the software to the device (ASA) 3.Cofigure the ASA (device to use the new version image file) Step 1: Downkload link: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6121/index.html Step 2: To load the new version…

  • How To Create Users and Login in Cisco Router Or Switch

    How To: This Guide will show you how to create a new user account on your Cisco Router\switch. By doing this you can grant access to other administrators and monitor changes made on the device. Solution: In order to make this work we need to follow two steps: 1.    Create a new account 2.    Configure…

  • How To Setup Banner display On A Cisco Router \ Switch

    How To: On Cisco Routers and Switches we have the option to set up a banner display when people log in to the device. Solution: To setup welcome banner on a cisco device we need to use the banner command: Banner Command: switch(config)#banner ? LINE            c banner-text c, where ‘c’ is a delimiting character config-save    …

  • How To Set Session Timeout On A Cisco Router

    Setting the session timeout parameter in a cisco router or switch is an easy task that will make your day to day work easy. How to set the session timeout: log on to the router and type: router#configure t router(config)#line vty 0 4 router(config-line)#session-timeout 10       —- 10 is the amount of minutes we want…

  • Limit the Number Of allowed IPSEC VPN sessions on Cisco ASA 5540

    To set a limit on the number of allowed IPSEC VPN session on an Cisco ASA 5540 we need to define how many sessions \ users are allowed to be connected to the ASA in each given time. By default the number of allowed VPN session is unlimited. To set a limit we need use…

  • How To Check Which interfaces are Enabled Or Disabled On A Cisco Switch

    To check which ports are active or disable on a Cisco switch we need to use the status command and follow the steps below. 1. Log on to the router. 2. Type “show interfaces status” command Example: SWITCH1#sh interfaces status Port      Name               Status       Vlan       Duplex  Speed Type Gi0/1                        connected    24         a-full a-1000 10/100/1000BaseTX Gi0/2                        connected   …

  • How To Configure A Cisco Router Or Switch to Send Logs To A SysLog Server

    If you would like to configure you Cisco Router or switch to send all it’s logs to a SysLog server all you have to do is to type a few command that will tell the router\switch to send the logs to the server. To do that: Log to the router \ switch and type (in…

  • How To Enable Telnet Access On Cisco ASA 5540

    Sometimes there are times that you will need to grant access to other administrators to access the CISCO ASA using telnet. In Cisco ASA Devices enabling Telnet will not allow all network\hosts to access the ASA using Telnet which will work with Routers and Switches. In ASA we need to add hosts or networks to the Allowed…

  • How To Restart A Cisco Router

    To restart a Cisco Router or Switch we need to use the following command: Router# reload To restart the router in a certain number of minutes type: Router# reload in 5 To see router up-time type: router# sh version Read more: How To Create Users and Login in Cisco Router Or Switch How To Set…

  • How To Configure NetFlow On A Cisco Router

    Recently I was wondering what was the best way to analyze and monitor the traffic that passes the routers between sites \ offices.   After researching the issue I found out the Cisco NetFlow protocol allows you to analyze the traffic that pass the router,  however In order to get this done we need to…