dont forget to blow lines off your switch like this guy..... but a great concise and accurate video thank you.... perfect demonstration for someone that is new to cisco im adding your video to stumble
Nice tutorial, i'm currently studying CCNA3 LAN switching and wireless after passing CCNA1, we have a pratical exam which we must demonstrate our ability to configure a network on Cisco's packet tracer. This video has helped me revise some of the basic commands. Thanks.
In order to save a copy of your config file on your computer (which I assume you're trying to do) you have to have a TFTP server running on the computer you wish to send that file to, and then enter a command that will copy the file from the device to the server running the TFTP program. Email me and I have a nifty, lightweight, TFTP program I used to use.
The original video was much longer... this was just for a class. To erase the config file just type "write erase" and then "reload" to reboot it. If the device is password protected so you can't get in, you'll have to perform a break sequence during boot up and delete the config manually.
Yes, you are well qualified. Are you cisco certified? if so what do you have?
caccycacman 4 days ago
got one question,what ip address can you set for the VLAN! meaning any ipaddress!! with the range and will that be become a static!!
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greta video
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dont forget to blow lines off your switch like this guy..... but a great concise and accurate video thank you.... perfect demonstration for someone that is new to cisco im adding your video to stumble
atrocious00 3 weeks ago
brilliant video and man
mysteriously01 3 weeks ago
I'm convinced you downed a Red Bull before doing this video, but it was still very helpful. Thanks!
jzer21 1 month ago
how do you reset a 3548 to default?
snssmis 2 months ago
good stuff direct and no fluff. to the point
Wupta 2 months ago
How was OCS, Mustang?
khayman6 3 months ago
my friend!!! this is un-educational at all!!!
Abuzaid9841 4 months ago
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Abuzaid9841 4 months ago
Semper Fi 0651 brotha!!
80LoveLess08 6 months ago
Thanks! Quick and to the point. Well done.
flook1985 7 months ago
I use putty, what are you using?:
chillum6 9 months ago
1 Question can i use it as a LAN-switch ?
SeekBromanceHD 9 months ago
This is useful, thanks for upload man! Greetings
denisjalsovec 9 months ago
Hey Man thanks for the tutorial. I guess Cisco switches aren't so hard after all. I was way intimidated before this video.
elvislvr111 9 months ago
Good job
03342128788 9 months ago
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chillum6 9 months ago
thank you
michael161163 11 months ago
Nice tutorial, i'm currently studying CCNA3 LAN switching and wireless after passing CCNA1, we have a pratical exam which we must demonstrate our ability to configure a network on Cisco's packet tracer. This video has helped me revise some of the basic commands. Thanks.
drummerchristofski 11 months ago
i am currently studying for my ccna in Wicklow Ireland,i am in semester 3 LAN switching & wireless.This video is very helpful thank you very much
bendaly 1 year ago
Wow, you know your stuff. Good job.
rfjgfude 1 year ago
thanks...plz upload some more videos of real environment or jst give me links.thanks again
sagirji 1 year ago
great tutorial
ismail13889 1 year ago
Great tutorial, Clark6592...thanks for taking the time.
luisevidal 1 year ago
your cool man! please post more!! Thanks!
makoy2002 1 year ago
This is going way to fast for me.. =(
RemixPicture 1 year ago
Great video, I am a complete newbie to cisco networking and this was very helpful.
jamster 1 year ago
Very good please post more how to's :o)
shchait 1 year ago
thanx alot
very good job
jelekh1986 1 year ago
I passes my ICND1 today. Thanks for this great video!
karkarey 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
that switch is making so much noise
samuraisem 1 year ago
tanks man that's fantastic
captiandoodoo 1 year ago
Great info! Thank you
Khovj 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Very good video...how about connecting 2 ciscos via vpn
cfgman1 1 year ago
Very good video...how about connecting 2 ciscos via vpn
cfgman1 1 year ago
Very good video...how about connecting 2 ciscos via vpn
cfgman1 1 year ago
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luisevidal 2 years ago
Very good intro into Cisco Switches! Thanks Man.
YBJaredYoung 2 years ago
In order to save a copy of your config file on your computer (which I assume you're trying to do) you have to have a TFTP server running on the computer you wish to send that file to, and then enter a command that will copy the file from the device to the server running the TFTP program. Email me and I have a nifty, lightweight, TFTP program I used to use.
Clark6592 2 years ago
Sorry... I'd also like to know how to "reset" or restore the switch to "factory defaults" to be able to go throught the initial setup myself. Thanks.
hotblooded103f 2 years ago
The original video was much longer... this was just for a class. To erase the config file just type "write erase" and then "reload" to reboot it. If the device is password protected so you can't get in, you'll have to perform a break sequence during boot up and delete the config manually.
Clark6592 2 years ago
@hotblooded103f
He showed you how to erase the start up config. also you would need to use the command
Switch#delete vlan.dat
I think that is what you are asking
nicko9cracker 2 years ago
Great info! Thank you. I just got a 3548XL to learn on. Can you give me some info on how to save a switch config file?
hotblooded103f 2 years ago
I just took a look.. the command is
copy run tftp
and then on the next line it'll ask for the tftp server IP
Clark6592 2 years ago