I know for me sometimes it is hard without seeing more context and such, so I posted this all in case you are like me in that regard.
Then I test it to see if it works before writing to mem.
HOW TO EXIT CONSOLE IN BOSON EXAM SIMULATOR SOFTWARE
*Mar 1 0:0:43.266: %SSH-5-ENABLED: SSH 1.99 has been enabled The Boson Exam Environment (BEE) is a software application that is used by Boson Software and Marketplace authors to deliver practice exams. R1(config)#username admin priv 15 secret cisco % Generating 2048 bit RSA keys, keys will be non-exportable. This CLI command is well documented in modern Cisco courseware, and is the currently recommended method. Choosing a key modulus greater than 512 may take Method 1: The newer (or modern) CLI command, Copy Run Start, performs a save of the Cisco router’s configuration data. The name for the keys will be: R1.Ĭhoose the size of the key modulus in the range of 360 to 2048 for your My commands for configuring these from fresh image usually look like this: Router>enĮnter configuration commands, one per line. You're configuring completely different commands and parameters, but entering and exiting the vty line config mode works just like entering and exiting an interface configuration. once you're in the config for your vty line range it works a lot like interface config as far as the concept goes. Beside the classical things like the Performance Threads view and the Trace functionality you can check system view MACTIVEPROCEDURES.As long as the procedure is active it gives you detailed information about the runtime of the statements executed (or in execution) by the procedure. I then use the according one so I don't have to come back around and reconfigure if I was wrong. I think you wanna see which statement causes the long runtime.
For me, I've found it's easy to determine if you need to use "line vty 0 4" or "line vty 0 15" by entering a "do sh run" and checking the end of the config to see how many it lists. They're logical designations that coincide with the number of virtual terminal connections you can allow into the device. Similar to sub-interfaces if you've gotten that far yet (Gig 0/0.1, Gig 0/0.2, etc). It additionally helped to think of them like logical interfaces, not physical. Think of VTY as "Virtual Terminal " That's how I remembered.
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