

Notice that you receive a console message indicating that the line protocol %LINK-3-UPDOWN: Interface Ethernet0, changed state to up %LINEPROTO-5-UPDOWN: Line protocol on Interface Ethernet0, changed state to up Example 4-3Ěssign the Terminal Server's Ethernet 0 Interface an IPĪddress and Bring the Interface Out of Shutdown Mode Router> enable Shutdown from interface configuration mode for Ethernet 0, asĭemonstrated in Example 4-3. In addition,Įnsure that the interface is not shut down by typing no Typing interface ethernet0, and assign the IP address ofġ0.160.8.1 with a mask of 255.255.255.0 to the Ethernet0 interface. Next, from global configuration mode, enter interface configuration mode by Notice that the prompt has changed from Router(config)# to Example 4-2Ĝhanging the Host Name on the Terminal Server Router>enableĮnter configuration commands, one per line. Next, issue the hostname command followed by The router, type configure terminal to enter globalĬonfiguration mode.
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Example 4-1Ğntering Enable Mode on Terminal Server Router> enableīecause the privileged EXEC password has not yet been set, you are allowedĭirectly into privileged EXEC mode without entering a password, as denoted by Privileged EXEC mode by typing enable from user EXEC mode, as inĮxample 4-1. Because you're still attached via a directĬonnection to the terminal server's console port, ensure you're in Will be explained and demonstrated later in this chapter.īegin by configuring the terminal servers' host name, Ethernet IPĪddress, and vty lines. Then, from the terminal server, you will be able to accessĮach lab router through reverse Telnet, as shown in Figure 4-8. Instead, you canĬonfigure the terminal server so that you can Telnet to it over the LAN, as Physically at the terminal server router to gain access. Telnet access is useful because it eliminates the requirement to be Network so that you can access it from any workstation on the LAN, as shown in The next step is to make the terminal server accessible over your Ethernet

Telnet, reverse Telnet, and a terminal server overview are covered in Or aux port versus in-band access that occurs over a network through Telnet or Out-of-band access is through a router's console A terminal server provides out-of-bandĪccess to several devices. The terminal server will be the single point from which you may access all other When you are connected to the terminal server, In this section, you will configure the terminal server so that you can Configuring the Terminal Server for Telnet Access
