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This video shows you the steps to configure a Cisco Router with consol cable using Cisco Packet Tracer.
To make a #console connection to the #router:
Step 1: First, add a Cisco Router, Switch, and three computers to the Packet Tracer working environment.
Step 2: Connect all computers to the Switch and connect the Switch to the Router.
Step 3: Now add a Laptop near the Router.
Step 4: Click on Console in Packet Tracer's cable types window and then connect one end of the #cable to the RS 232 port after clicking the
Laptop. Connect the other end to the Console port of the Router.
Step 5: Click on Laptop and click Terminal in the window that appears.
Step 6: Leave the Bits Per Second, Data Bits, Parity, Stop Bits, and Flow Control options at the default value in the Terminal Configuration window and click the OK button.
Step 7: Answer No to the first question asked to you when you connect to the Router on the laptop.
Step 8: After connecting, assign an IP address to the GigabitEthernet0 / 0 interface of the Router, which is connected to the Switch, and open the port.
Step 9: Now execute the password cisco123 and login command after the line console 0 command in config mode to set a password for the Console connection to prevent unauthorized access to the Router.
Step 10: Exit from the CLI with the exit command, and when you connect to the Router again, you can see a password prompt.
Step 11: You can use the show line command in privileged mode to control the sessions connected to the router.
Step 12: For example, you can create a DHCP pool on a router that you connect with a console cable. To do this, you can use the commands in the 4:05 timeframe.
Step 13: Do not forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos on Cisco Networking training with Packet Tracer!
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To make a #console connection to the #router:
Step 1: First, add a Cisco Router, Switch, and three computers to the Packet Tracer working environment.
Step 2: Connect all computers to the Switch and connect the Switch to the Router.
Step 3: Now add a Laptop near the Router.
Step 4: Click on Console in Packet Tracer's cable types window and then connect one end of the #cable to the RS 232 port after clicking the
Laptop. Connect the other end to the Console port of the Router.
Step 5: Click on Laptop and click Terminal in the window that appears.
Step 6: Leave the Bits Per Second, Data Bits, Parity, Stop Bits, and Flow Control options at the default value in the Terminal Configuration window and click the OK button.
Step 7: Answer No to the first question asked to you when you connect to the Router on the laptop.
Step 8: After connecting, assign an IP address to the GigabitEthernet0 / 0 interface of the Router, which is connected to the Switch, and open the port.
Step 9: Now execute the password cisco123 and login command after the line console 0 command in config mode to set a password for the Console connection to prevent unauthorized access to the Router.
Step 10: Exit from the CLI with the exit command, and when you connect to the Router again, you can see a password prompt.
Step 11: You can use the show line command in privileged mode to control the sessions connected to the router.
Step 12: For example, you can create a DHCP pool on a router that you connect with a console cable. To do this, you can use the commands in the 4:05 timeframe.
Step 13: Do not forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos on Cisco Networking training with Packet Tracer!
───────────────BEST PRODUCT────────────────
───────────────RELATED VIDEOS───────────────
➊ How to Configure Static Routing
➋ How to Configure RIPv1
➌ How to Configure RIPv2
➍ How to Configure EIGRP
➎ How to Configure OSPF
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