For Unix/Linux, use either the 'sudo' command or 'su' to the root account.
enable after the Router> prompt
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Trace route.In Windows: Open a command prompt and type tracertIn Linux: Open a terminal window and type tracerouteOn a Cisco device: From user or privileged-exec mode enter traceroute
line configuration mode user executive mode * global configuration mode privileged executive mode interface configuration mode * enable mode8 What command is used to change the default router name to Fontana? Router# name Fontana Router# hostname Fontana Router(config)# name Fontana * Router(config)# hostname Fontan
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There is no protected mode in the 8085 microprocessor, therefore, there are no instructions that are considered privileged.
AR-25 requires the non-privilege account to be used for routine activity
su command is used to change the user.
Router#Disable Router > I don't know the second. Update: Disable is the only command I believe. However, looking at an Instructors copy of the lab (for 11.5.1), it lists the answers as: exit and end. So I guess they meant to ask "which two commands may be used to leave global configuration and RETURN to privileged exec mode". Hopefully it's worded correctly on an exam!
To display the current IOS version and feature set running on a router, you can execute the command show version from user mode. This command provides detailed information about the IOS version, the router's hardware, memory, and feature set. Alternatively, show version | include Version can be used to filter the output specifically for the IOS version.
In iOS, there are different modes such as normal mode, recovery mode, and DFU (Device Firmware Update) mode. Normal mode is the standard mode for device operation. Recovery mode is used for restoring or updating iOS on a device that cannot boot up. DFU mode allows for the installation of a custom firmware or troubleshooting more complex issues.
Privileged mode in an ARM processor refers to a state of operation where the CPU has access to all system resources and can execute sensitive instructions that control hardware and manage memory. This mode is typically used by the operating system's kernel to perform critical tasks, such as managing interrupts and accessing protected areas of memory. In contrast, user mode restricts access to certain instructions and resources to ensure system stability and security. Transitioning between these modes is essential for maintaining system integrity and enforcing security policies.