Configuration guides for IT Administrators

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Download our free practice lab developed in Cisco Packet Tracer that helps you to practice Access Control List and understand the concept easily.

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Download our free practice lab developed in Cisco Packet Tracer that helps you to practice HSRP. CCNA Practice Lab.

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Download our free practice lab developed in Cisco Packet Tracer that helps you to practice Dynamic NAT and understand the concept easily. CCNA Practice Lab.

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Download our free practice lab developed in Cisco Packet Tracer that helps you to practice Dynamic NAT and understand the concept easily. CCNA Practice Lab.

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Download our free practice lab (using Cisco Packet Tracer) and configuration steps to simulate and learn Static NAT and PAT for CCNA course.

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This article explains you in detail about NTP configuration on Cisco devices. There are two ways to configure. First I explain about simple NTP configuration without authentication. Second, I explain about NTP configuration with MD5 authentication that is more secure than first one.

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This article shows you how to configure DDNS on Cisco Router that receives dynamic Public IP address from Internet provider. After setting this up, your router can be accessed from anywhere via Domain Name.

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One end of IPSec tunnel is a Paloalto Firewall with Static Public IP address and the other end is Cisco router with Dynamic IP address and behind an Internet modem. You can refer for step by step guide to establish IPSec VPN tunnel between Paloalto Firewall and Cisco Router.

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To display Cisco debug output on the current SSH or Telnet session switch# logging on // enabled by default switch# logging monitor //command to enable logging on VTY lines switch# terminal monitor //unless you issue this command, you cannot see logs on your SSH or Telnet sessions. To turn off Cisco…

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Step 1: Reload router. If you do not know the password, just perform hard reboot. Step 2: Wait for 10 seconds of startup and send a break signal to terminal If you are using PUTTY, right click on the top of PUTTY Window, and select Special Command > Break *Jan 22 06:36:23.990: %SYS-5-RELOAD: Reload requested by cisco on…

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