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Cisco: Basic OSPF Configuration
In this article I will be walking my readers through the process of configuring a Cisco router to use the OSPF routing protocol. OSPF stands for Open Shortest Path First. OSPF is an adaptive routing protocol for internet protocol networks. OSPF uses link state routing and it uses the link state routing algorithm. OSPF falls [...]
Cisco: Basic RIPv2 Configuration
In this article I will be walking my readers through the process of configuring a Cisco router to use the RIPv2 routing protocol. RIP, or Routing Information Protocol, is a distance vector protocol that employs the hop count as a routing metric. The maximum allowable hops for RIP is 15 hops. For more information on [...]
Cisco: Basic Router Configuration
In this article I will be walking my readers through a quick tutorial on Basic Cisco Router configuration. We will be setting the hostname, the priviledged exec mode password, the global configuration mode password, the console password, and the virtual terminal password. This should give the reader a basic start to getting a Cisco router [...]
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