clearing / resetting interface

Hello folks,

I tried to find the info for myself but must be using the wrong terminology in my searches.. I want to set a serial / eithernet interface back to defaults but my attempts fail. I'm using a network sim with a 12.4 ios.
I know Sim's can be a bit buggy from what I read, but in this case it's my ignorace holding me back.

Someone enlighten me, please!

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ColbyG

default interface <int>

So, "default interface fa0/0" would set fastethernet 0/0 back to its default.

joe48184

Thanks for the help..

I'm using the cisco packet tracer 5.2 and it isn't recognizing the word "Default".

I bet it works on real equipment!

appreciate the help though.

ColbyG

Probaby a dumb question, but you are running it config mode, right?

CORE(config)#default interface gi0/9
Interface GigabitEthernet0/9 set to default configuration

joe48184

hehe, yes I am.. but it never hurts to ask.

This is the message I get..

Router3(config)#default interface serial0/0/0
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.
Router3(config)#default?
% Unrecognized command
Router3(config)#default ?
% Unrecognized command

I really believe its the Sim I'm using given that it doesn't recognize the word "default".

The marker is under the word default.. the formatting just isnt correct when I paste it..

Given that I'm working with a Sim, I'm just going to start over..

I did check Cisco's site, they were a big goose egg on the default command also.. then again I was probably looking in the wrong place or at the wrong thing. Learning is fun!!! LOL

I do appreciate your efforts at trying to help... Thank you.

joe48184

Yep, it's defenetly the Sim that doesn't recognize the command..
Tried it out on a 2621 and it worked just fine. Thanks again!

Sim's sure do have their limitations....

ColbyG

Yea, sims are very limited. That's why most of us despise them.

ConstantlyLearning

just undo any commands set on the interface with the 'no' keyword.

Kaminsky

ConstantlyLearning wrote: »

just undo any commands set on the interface with the 'no' keyword.

Some of them don't always go away with this method. Especially with serials.