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P Packet Tracer T - Using Show S Co ommand ds O Objectives Part 1: An nalyze Show w Command Output O Part 2: Re eflection Que estions
B Backgroun nd This activity is designed to reinforce e the use of ro outer show co ommands. Yo ou are not req quired to conffigure, but rather exa amine the outtput of severa al show comm mands.
P Part 1: Analyze A Show S Com mmand Output O S Step 1: Co onnect to ISPRouter a. Click ISP PC, then the Desktop p tab, followed d by Termina al. b. Enter privileged EX XEC mode. c.
Use th he following show s comma ands to answe er the Reflect ion Questionss in Part 2: show show show show show show show show
arp flash: ip route interface es ip interf face brief protocols s users version
P Part 2: Reflection R n Questio ons 1 1. Which com mmands wou uld provide the e IP address, network preffix, and interfa ace?
2 2. Which com mmands prov vide the IP ad ddress and intterface assign nment, but no ot the networkk prefix?
3 3. Which com mmands prov vide the status s of the interffaces?
4 4. Which com mmands prov vide informatio on about the IOS loaded o on the router? ?
5 5. Which com mmands prov vide informatio on about the addresses off the router intterfaces?
6 6. Which com mmands prov vide informatio on about the amount of an nd Flash mem mory available e?
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Packet Tracer - Using Show Commands 7. Which commands provide information about the lines being used for configuration or device monitoring?
8. Which commands provide traffic statistics of router interfaces?
9. Which commands provide information about paths available for network traffic?
10. Which interfaces are currently active on the router?
Suggested Scoring Rubric Each question is worth 10 points for a total score of 100.
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B Backgroun nd This activity is designed to reinforce e the use of ro outer show co ommands. Yo ou are not req quired to conffigure, but rather exa amine the outtput of severa al show comm mands.
P Part 1: Analyze A Show S Com mmand Output O S Step 1: Co onnect to ISPRouter a. Click ISP PC, then the Desktop p tab, followed d by Termina al. b. Enter privileged EX XEC mode. c.
Use th he following show s comma ands to answe er the Reflect ion Questionss in Part 2: show show show show show show show show
arp flash: ip route interface es ip interf face brief protocols s users version
P Part 2: Reflection R n Questio ons 1 1. Which com mmands wou uld provide the e IP address, network preffix, and interfa ace?
2 2. Which com mmands prov vide the IP ad ddress and intterface assign nment, but no ot the networkk prefix?
3 3. Which com mmands prov vide the status s of the interffaces?
4 4. Which com mmands prov vide informatio on about the IOS loaded o on the router? ?
5 5. Which com mmands prov vide informatio on about the addresses off the router intterfaces?
6 6. Which com mmands prov vide informatio on about the amount of an nd Flash mem mory available e?
© 2013 Cisco and d/or its affiliates. All rights reserve ed. This docume ent is Cisco Publiic.
Page 1 of 2
Packet Tracer - Using Show Commands 7. Which commands provide information about the lines being used for configuration or device monitoring?
8. Which commands provide traffic statistics of router interfaces?
9. Which commands provide information about paths available for network traffic?
10. Which interfaces are currently active on the router?
Suggested Scoring Rubric Each question is worth 10 points for a total score of 100.
© 2013 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. This document is Cisco Public.
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