Quick guide to configure Cisco routers via telnet, console, or web interface using basic commands.
This document provides a brief guide to configure Cisco routers in a lab environment. It explains how to access the router via telnet or console, enter privileged mode, and modify configurations using commands like 'ip route' and 'interface'. It also covers how to save or delete configurations.
The guide includes specific examples for configuring Ethernet interfaces and explains how to reset the router to factory defaults using 'erase startup-config'. This manual is written in Spanish.
Use the telnet command with the router's IP address or connect to a terminal server port associated with the router.
Type 'enable' and enter the password to access privileged mode.
Use the 'write' or 'copy running-config startup-config' command to save changes to non-volatile memory.