CMIT 265

Name:_______________________

Telnet to the switch at 192.168.200.254
You are connecting to our switch's virtual interface VLAN1, 
 a special non-physical interface used for configuration purposes.
A switch will work out of the box without any configuration.
This one has been configured already to be part of our network.

SKIP: Passwords are the "usual suspects" of Cisco training: class or cisco.
Passwords are: cmit265
Do the 'enable' command to get into enable/privilege mode.
Use the commands in "Basic Cisco IOS switch commands" page.

What model of switch:______________
What version of IOS:_______________
What processor:____________________
How much RAM:______________________
How much flash-simulated non-volatile configuration memory:_____
Size of the system image file:_____________
Hostname:__________
Switch uptime:___________

Number and types of interfaces:____________
Which interfaces are "up and up":_______________

Which ports are in vlan 1:__________________


IP address of your host:____________(look on your PC)
"Line" number of your telnet connection:_________
MAC address of your host:____________ (use IOS)
Physical port you are connected to:__________________ (use IOS)
MAC address of that physical port:________________ 
Bandwidth (BW) of that physical port:_________
MTU of that physical port:_________
Duplex setting of that physical port:_________
#packets input, #packets output on that physical port:____________

Number of logged-in users:___________

Min/avg/max ping times to your host (i.e. to your PC):_______________
(or to 192.168.200.1 if your host firewall blocks pings):__________

SKIP: The default gateway setting of the switch:____________

Dynamic entries in the MAC address table.
i.e. what MAC addresses the switch has learned.  Paste here:




MAC address of VLAN1 interface:________________
(this is not the MAC address of any of the physical ports)
IP address of VLAN1:______________