Name _Isaac Peek
Date _March 19, 2007
Lab #06 – Set telnet password
1. Go to global-configuration mode
2. Type line vty 0 4
3. What does the command prompt look like?
Router(config-line)#
4. Type login
5. Type password telnet
6. Type ^Z
7. Type exit
Name _Isaac Peek
Date _March 19, 2007
Lab #05 – Set aux password
1. Go to global-configuration mode
2. Type line aux 0. What does the command prompt look like?
3. Type login
4. Type password aux
5. Type ^Z
6. Type sh run
7. Press the spacebar to get down to the bottom
8. What does the aux 0 show underneath?
Password aux
Line vty 0 4
Name _Isaac Peek
Date _March 19, 2007
Lab #04 – Set console password
1. Go to global-configuration mode
2. Type line console 0. What does the command prompt look like?
3. Type login
4. Type password console
5. Type ^Z
6. Type exit
7. Press return
8. Enter the appropriate password. What is the password you entered?
Console
Name _Isaac Peek
Date _March 19, 2007
Lab #03 – Enable Mode Secret Passwords
1. Go to global-configuration mode
2. Type the command to set the enable mode Secret to secret
3. Type ^Z
4. Type exit
5. Press return
6. Enter enable password. Does this work? Why or why not?
No it did not work because the Secret password overrides the original password
7. Enter the enable secret password. Does this work?
Yes it works
Name _Isaac Peek
Date _March 19, 2007
Lab #01 – User Modes
1. Switch to router 2600A
2. Type exit
3. Press Return. What mode are you in now?
I am in user mode now!
4. Type: enable
What mode are you in now?
Privileged
5. Type: configure terminal
What mode are you in now?
Global Configure mode
6. Type the command to get back to the root level. What is the command you typed?
Ctrl Z
Intel drives into flash market
It Wire
“Intel has joined the trend to solid-state drives based on NAND flash memory with 1, 2, 4 and 8G models.”
Intel has switched to a USB interface ATA or SATA so that manufacturers to “employ” drives as direct for rotating magnetic disks. Intel is expecting the new parts to be using in multiple things like “server, emerging market notebooks and low-cost, fully featured PCs. in addition, it will be used in intel embedded solutions for routers and point of sale terminals.” Intel also claims the Z- U130 will have write speeds up 20M/sec. “this higher performing solid state drive is a faster storage alternative that speeds through common PC or embedded application operations such as locating boot code, operating systems and commonly accessed libraries,” Intel officials said.
