Subnetting without using binary numbers Tweet Tweet When you are working on a network environment or plan to take a ccna exam or any networking exam, time is very important. With this method, subnetting networks is …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Configure Basic VLAN Tweet Tweet With multiple hosts and servers on layer 2 switches, there are several issues arises that should be dealt by network administrators. One major problem is its broadcast can flood …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Configure RIPv2 Routing Tweet Tweet From the last exercise of this CCNA Tutorial, we had configured dynamic routing using RIP (Routing Information Protocol) version 1. It’s quite easy to configure cisco router devices but …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Configure RIP Routing Tweet Tweet From our previous example CCNA Tutorial on how to configure for static routing, we’ve learned that configuration is quite easy. However, in numerous amount of routers, this method is …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Advanced Static Routing on Cisco Router Tweet Tweet I was thinking maybe static routing on cisco routers is very basic and most of us knows this very well, hence, I made this next post as part 2. …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Configure Static Route on Cisco Routers Tweet Tweet Static routing is a method of entering routes into the device’s routing table stored in a configuration file manually which is loaded when the Cisco router starts up. These …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Configure DHCP on Cisco Router Tweet Tweet From the last CCNA Tutorial, we have configured router’s interface ip address and subnet mask. Client hosts must have its own ip address to complete the network. With this, …Continue reading →

Cisco CCNA Tutorial: Configure Your Routers Lan Interface Tweet Tweet When a router is shipped from Cisco, the configuration is default.  These preconfigured settings may conflict your existing network configuration and setup. Though settings in Cisco router  devices can …Continue reading →

Cisco Router Sub-Configuration Mode Tweet Tweet The configuration access mode contains two different levels: Global Configuration mode Sub-configuration mode At the Sub-configuration mode, the commands that are entered affect only specific component of the device. …Continue reading →

Dealing with Cisco Router Modes TAGS: Cisco IOS | Router Modes Tweet Tweet There are 3 router modes available to cisco routers. These modes can be accessed via Command Line Interface or commonly known as CLI which is also known as EXEC. …Continue reading →