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Cool IOS Commands EBook (All Packages)

Learn how to save hours of time configuring Cisco routers and switches with this FREE E-Book

This EBook has 12 chapters covering topics such as:

• "do"
• "/"
• "|"
• "+"
• Regular Expressions

and other time saving commands.

This is not just a normal book, it contains FLASH Demonstrations showing you clearly how to make the most of these powerful commands.

A sample chapter:

1. Introduction

This is the command to use if you struggle to type - for anyone whose fingers are too big :) - I have used this effectively on very slow links when I don't want to keep making mistakes. It allows you to create your own commands and shorthand.

Thus you could use "sbgp" rather than "show run | begin router bgp" - once again, let your imagination guide you.

NOTE: If you plan to use these commands on all of your routers, you will have to configure the alias commands on each individual device (copy and paste will help here).

These examples show how to use the Alias command:

Router(config)#alias exec sr show run
Router(config)#^Z
Router#sr
Building configuration...

Current configuration:

!
version 12.1
service timestamps debug uptime
service timestamps log uptime
no service password-encryption
!

hostname Router

When I completed my CCIE exam, I used the following script to help me type much quicker - it also contains a few other cool commands:
enable
conf t
alias exec sbn show ip bgp neighbor
alias exec sb show ip bgp
alias exec sbs show ip bgp sum
alias exec cb clear ip bgp * soft
alias exec cbh clear ip bgp *
alias exec sbgp show run | begin router bgp
alias exec seigrp show run | begin router eigrp
alias exec sospf show run | begin router ospf
alias exec srip show run | begin router rip
alias exec sisis show run | begin router isis
alias exec sr show run
alias exec sii show ip interface brief
alias exec sal show access-list
alias exec set show ip eigrp topology
alias exec sod show ip ospf database
alias exec srd show ip rip database
alias exec c conf t
alias exec cir clear ip route *
alias exec sir show ip route
alias exec son show ip ospf nei
alias exec sen show ip eigrp nei

no ip domain-lookup
line console 0
logging sync
exec-timeout 0 0
line vty 0 4
logging sync

MPLS Command Memorizer (MPLS Starter and Plus Packages)

The MPLS Command Memorizer helps you learn CLI commands for the following Cisco exams:

• MPLS exam (642-611)
• CCIE R&S written exam (350-001)
• CCIE R&S lab exam

Benefits of using the command memorizer:

• The MPLS Command Memorizer covers most of the commands in the Cisco MPLS course
• The MPLS Command Memorizer will help you learn the Cisco IOS MPLS commands
• It will help with speed and command recall
• You will gradually build up an MPLS topology including the core network and customer networks
• Various PE CE routing protocols are covered - static routes, RIP, EIGRP, OSPF and BGP
• Each questions has diagrams to help you understand and configure the right commands
• There is NO other product like this on the market today

Topics covered include:

• Chapter 1: MPLS Basic Infrastructure
  • Core IP addressing
  • Enable core MPLS
  • Enable core label protocol
  • Enable core IGP – OSPF
  • Customer IP addressing
• Chapter 2: VPN Configuration
  • Enable MBGP
  • Configure BGP neighbor relationships
  • Activate VPN4 neighbor relationships
  • Configure next hop self
  • Enable sending of communities
  • Configure VRFs
  • Configure Route Distinguishers
  • Configure Route Targets
  • Put customer facing interfaces into VRFs

• Chapter 3: PE/CE Static Routing
  • Configure per VRF static routes
  • Redistribute static routes into MBGP
  • Redistribute connected routes into MBGP
  • Configure Customer default routes
• Chapter 4: PE/CE RIP Routing 
  • Configure per VRF RIP Routing
  • Redistribute MBGP into RIP
  • Redistribute RIP into MBGP
  • Redistribute connected routes into MBGP
  • Configure RIP on Customer routers
• Chapter 5: PE/CE EIGRP Routing
  • Configure per VRF EIGRP Routing
  • Specify customer AS numbers
  • Redistribute MBGP into EIGRP
  • Redistribute EIGRP into MBGP
  • Redistribute connected routes into MBGP
  • Configure EIGRP on Customer routers
• Chapter 6: PE/CE OSPF Routing 
  • Configure per VRF OSPF Routing
  • Redistribute MBGP into OSPF
  • Redistribute OSPF into MBGP
  • Redistribute connected routes into MBGP
  • Configure OSPF on Customer routers
• Chapter 7: PE/CE BGP Routing 
  • Configure per VRF EBGP Routing
  • Configure MBGP Routing
  • Redistribute connected routes into MBGP
  • Configure BGP on Customer routers
• Chapter 8: MPLS Options
  • Disable TTL propagation
  • Disable Transit TTL propagation
  • Enable TDP / LDP per interface
  • Configure conditional label advertisement
  • Configure a 3 stack MTU
• Chapter 9: Overlapping VPNs
  • Enable complicated VPNs
  • Specify VRFs
  • Configure Route Distinguishers
  • Configure Route Targets
  • 2 Central Sites
  • 4 Remote Sites
  • Limit Access between sites
• Chapter 10: Central Services VPN 
  • Enable complicated VPNs
  • Specify VRFs
  • Configure Route Distinguishers
  • Configure Route Targets
  • 1 Central Services Site
  • 3 Remote Sites
  • Limit Access between sites

ROUTE Command Memorizer (ROUTE Starter and Plus Packages)

Don't let the simulations in the ROUTE 642-902 exam scare you. Use this application to make light work of them.

The ROUTE Command Memorizer is a powerful simulator application that contains over 100 scenarios to test your knowledge of the Cisco IOS.

You will learn the commands required to pass the ROUTE 642-902 Exam.
Simulation questions will be easy after you have spent time using this.
There is NO other product like this on the market today.

Topics covered include:

• Chapter 1: BGP 1
  • BGP neighbor relationships
  • IBGP & EBGP
  • MD5 passwords
• Chapter 2: BGP 2
  • Shutting down neighbours
  • Per packet load balancing
  • Next Hop Self
• Chapter 3: BGP 3
  • Relationships using loopbacks
  • Synchronization
  • Peer Groups
  • Neighborship clearing
  • Self reconfiguration - in & out
  • Route-maps & Weight
  • Weight on neighbor relationships
• Chapter 4: BGP 4
  • Default Local Preference
  • Route-maps & Local Preferences
  • Default MED
  • Route-maps & MED
• Chapter 5: BGP 5
  • Remove Private AS numbers
  • AS Path Prepending    
• Chapter 6: EIGRP 1
  • Basic EIGRP - classful masks
  • EIGRP - network masks    
  • EIGRP - host masks
  • Show commands
  • EIGRP MD5 authentication
  • Load balancing
  • Variance
• Chapter 7: EIGRP 2
  • No auto-summary
  • Manual summarization
  • EIGRP bandwidth usage
  • EIGRP stub - summary routes
  • EIGRP stub - connected & summary routes
  • EIGRP stub - connected & static routes
  • EIGRP passive default
  • Split horizon
• Chapter 8: IPv6
  • IPv6 addressing
  • IPv6 OSPF
  • IPv6 RIP
  • IPv6 static redistribution
  • IPv6v4 tunnel
• Chapter 9 IP SLA
  • IPS SLA FTP
  • IP SLA TCP
  • IP SLA HTTP
• Chapter 10 Path Control
  • Route Maps
  • Access-List
• Chapter 11 Route Redistribution
  • RIP and OSPF
  • EIGRP and OSPF
  • EIGRP and RIP
  • EIGRP Metrics (Default metrics)
• Chapter 12 Route Filtering
  • IP Prefix lists
• Chapter 13: OSPF 1
  • OSPF with classful masks
  • OSPF with network masks
  • OSPF with host masks
  • Single & multiple area OSPF
  • Show commands
  • Clear text authentication
  • Load balancing
  • Manual interface costs
• Chapter 14: OSPF 2
  • Router-ID
  • DR Priorities
  • Network type – broadcast
  • Network type - point-to-multipoint
  • Network type – NBMA
• Chapter 15: OSPF 3
  • OSPF Network types – QuickFire
• Chapter 16: OSPF 4
  • Virtual Links
• Chapter 17: OSPF 5
  • Summarization
• Chapter 18: OSPF 6
  • Default Route Originate
  • Stub Areas
  • Totally Stubby NSSA
  • NSSA
  • NSSA Totally Stubby
  • NSSA Totally Stubby & RIP
• Chapter 19: OSPF 7
  • Clear text authentication
  • MD5 authentication