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    Comandos Cisco Comandos Teldat : Show Sessions

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    This document compares Cisco commands to equivalent Teldat commands. Some key commands and their Teldat equivalents include: - Enable and configure terminal commands are mapped to *config in Teldat - Interface configuration commands like interface serial0/0 are mapped to *config then Config> network serial 0/0 in Teldat - Show commands for interfaces, IP information, ARP tables and more have monitoring equivalents starting with *monitor in Teldat - Configuration commands for settings like hostname, BGP, NetFlow mapping, and more have structured configuration mappings in Teldat starting with Config>

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    Comandos Cisco Comandos Teldat : Show Sessions

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    This document compares Cisco commands to equivalent Teldat commands. Some key commands and their Teldat equivalents include: - Enable and configure terminal commands are mapped to *config in Teldat - Interface configuration commands like interface serial0/0 are mapped to *config then Config> network serial 0/0 in Teldat - Show commands for interfaces, IP information, ARP tables and more have monitoring equivalents starting with *monitor in Teldat - Configuration commands for settings like hostname, BGP, NetFlow mapping, and more have structured configuration mappings in Teldat starting with Config>

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    This document compares Cisco commands to equivalent Teldat commands. Some key commands and their Teldat equivalents include: - Enable and configure terminal commands are mapped to *config in Teldat - Interface configuration commands like interface serial0/0 are mapped to *config then Config> network serial 0/0 in Teldat - Show commands for interfaces, IP information, ARP tables and more have monitoring equivalents starting with *monitor in Teldat - Configuration commands for settings like hostname, BGP, NetFlow mapping, and more have structured configuration mappings in Teldat starting with Config>

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    Comandos Cisco Comandos Teldat : Show Sessions

    Uploaded by

    Luis Sanchez
    This document compares Cisco commands to equivalent Teldat commands. Some key commands and their Teldat equivalents include: - Enable and configure terminal commands are mapped to *config in Teldat - Interface configuration commands like interface serial0/0 are mapped to *config then Config> network serial 0/0 in Teldat - Show commands for interfaces, IP information, ARP tables and more have monitoring equivalents starting with *monitor in Teldat - Configuration commands for settings like hostname, BGP, NetFlow mapping, and more have structured configuration mappings in Teldat starting with Config>

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    COMANDOS CISCO COMANDOS TELDAT (Color AZUL)

    Enable
    Configure terminal *config
    Interface serial0/0 *config
    Config> network serial 0/0
    Show interface serial0/0 *monitor
    + device serial 0/0
    show versión +configuration
    show uptime
    Show running config> show all
    Show ip route *monitor
    + protocol IP
    IP config+ dump-routing-table
    Show ip interface brief IP config> list addresses
    Show ip arp *monitor
    +protocol ARP
    ARP+ dump <interface>
    Show dsl interface atm0 *monitor
    +network atm0/0
    atm0/0 monitor+ phy
    atm0/0:xDSL0 monitor + signal parameters
    Show logging
    show clock Config> time list
    Clock setting Config> time set
    Show interface summary
    Bandwith
    Duplex auto ethernet0/1 config> duplex <FULL | HALF>
    Speed auto ethernet0/1 config> speed <1000 | 100 | 10>
    Line vty 0 4
    Shutdown, no shutdown Desabilitar interfaz administrativamente:
    Config>network <Interfaz>
    Shutdown
    Habilitar interfaz administrativamente:
    Todas las interfaces vienen activas por defecto.
    Show controllers
    Show cdp neigbords
    Show ip protocols
    Exit , end Exit, Control + P
    Reload *restart
    Clear counters
    Show proces cpu history +system cpu-graph
    Show sessions
    telnet telnet
    Hostname Config> set hostname
    Configurar bgp Configuración BGP básica
    (AS Local=100, IP=10.0.0.1, Red local=192.168.1.0/24)
    (AS Remoto=200, IP = 10.0.0.2)
    Config> protocol IP
    IP config> router-id X.X.X.X

    Config>protocol BGP
    BGP config> Enable
    BGP config> As 100
    BGP config> Export as 200 prot static 192.168.1.0 mask 255.255.255.0
    BGP config> Group type external peer-as 200
    Group config> peer 10.0.0.2
    Configurar cache flow Configuración NETFLOW en interfaz Fa0/1
    Config>feature netflow
    NETFLOW config> ip export versión 9

    Config>network ethernet0/1
    Ethernet0/1 config> ip flow <egress | ingress>
    Show ip cache flow +feature netflow
    Netflow Mon+ list cache

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