Thank you all for your quick response.
I didn't really understand what "Basic configuration" is. I have attached the scheme with the rest of the numbered list
hostname R1
user admin pass password
ip domain-name domain.com
crypto key gen rsa
line con 0
logging synch
line vty 0 15
trans in ssh
login local
line aux 0
login local
(START FOR EACH INTERFACE)
int INTERFACE
ip add IP_ADDRESS SUBNET_MASK
(For Serial DCE) clock rate 56000
no shut
(END FOR EACH INTERFACE)
do wr
But, as stated, "basic" means different things to different people. When I was in the Network Academy, the basic config. we did included a motd banner, console password (no user account), and enable secret. Personally, I don't put a password on the console or an enable password/secret to save few keystrokes. I always put a username and password on the vty (SSH).
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Hostname? IP address on all ports? Telnet/SSH vty lines setup? Banners? Users? Routing protocols?
"basic" is too vague of a term.
Combination of GNS3 and Cisco equipment if required.
I didn't really understand what "Basic configuration" is. I have attached the scheme with the rest of the numbered list
hostname R1
user admin pass password
ip domain-name domain.com
crypto key gen rsa
line con 0
logging synch
line vty 0 15
trans in ssh
login local
line aux 0
login local
(START FOR EACH INTERFACE)
int INTERFACE
ip add IP_ADDRESS SUBNET_MASK
(For Serial DCE) clock rate 56000
no shut
(END FOR EACH INTERFACE)
do wr
But, as stated, "basic" means different things to different people. When I was in the Network Academy, the basic config. we did included a motd banner, console password (no user account), and enable secret. Personally, I don't put a password on the console or an enable password/secret to save few keystrokes. I always put a username and password on the vty (SSH).
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