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enable (4)Used to enter the Privilege Mode
config-t (4)Used to enter Global configuration mode
router rip (4)Used to enter Router configuration mode
int or interface (4)Used to enter Interface configuration mode
Show Version (4)Displays the configuration of the system hardware
Show Protocols (4)Displays configured protocols, shows status of Layer 3 protocols
Show Interfaces (4)Displays the statistics for all interfaces configured on the router
Show Startup-config (4)Displays the backup configuration file stored in NVRAM
Show CDP Neighbors (4)Displays information about the networks directly connected to the router
Telnet (4)Remotely connected to a router (Layer 7)
Ping (4)Tests end to end connection (Layer 3)
Trace (4)Provides a look at the paths taken by packets
Show IP Route (4)Displays the routing tables
Show Startup-config (5)Displays the saved backup configuration file which is the contents of NVRAM
Show Running-config (5)Displays the current configuration in RAM
Erase Startup-config (5)Deletes the backup configuration in RAM
Reload (5)Reloads the router, causing it to run through the entire startup process
Setup (5)Helps setup the initial configuration
Configure Terminal [config t] (5)Configures manually from the console terminal
Configure Memory (5)Loads configuration information from the NVRAM
Copy TFTP Running-config (5)Loads the configuration information from a network TFTP server
Show Running-config (5)Displays the current configuration in RAM
Copy Running-config Startup Config (5)Stores the current configuartion from RAM into NVRAM
Copy Running-config TFTP (5)Stores the current configuration from RAM on a network TFTP server
Line Console 0 (6)Establishes a password on the console terminal
Erase Startup-config (5)Erases the contents of NVRAM
Line VTY 0 4 (6)Establishes password protection on incoming Telnet Sessions
Enable Password (6)Restricts access to privileged mode
Enable Secret (6)Controls direct access to the privileged mode and encrypted to alter the password character string
Banner MOTD (6)Command used to create a message of the day banner to be displayed on all connected terminals