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Cisco Switch basic Configuration Step by Step for Beginners - Youtube

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    Hello and welcome
    to the new video.
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    Today, I will guide you
    about the basic configuration
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    of Cisco.
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    I have Cisco Switch Model
    Catalyst 3560 series 48 port
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    PoE switch, and it has
    four fiber SFPP ports.
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    First, plug the power
    cable to the switch.
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    It will turn on [INAUDIBLE].
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    Connect it through
    the console cable
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    on the USB side to your laptop.
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    Let's move to the screen.
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    After connecting through
    the console cable,
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    you just have to
    go to your browser
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    and download PuTTY from it.
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    Just download PuTTY.
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    It will appear.
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    Go to PuTTY site.
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    Download PuTTY.
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    I'm going to download this one.
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    Download will complete shortly.
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    Folder, open it.
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    This is the PuTTY interface.
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    At the startup, we
    are going to connect
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    to this switch to [INAUDIBLE].
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    First of all, confirm which
    serial port we are connected to.
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    Go to your Manage.
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    Device manager.
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    And here it will show which
    COM port you are connected to.
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    In my case, it is
    connected to COM4.
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    If you are having trouble, if
    your COM port is not showing,
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    you need to install the
    driver for your serial ports,
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    it will resolve your issue.
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    In my case, I have
    connected to COM4.
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    After selecting COM4
    serial port, click Open.
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    Click Enter.
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    It will ask you for your
    initial configuration.
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    Enter no.
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    Enter into the Enable
    mode, en or enable.
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    en is a shortcut.
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    You can use multiple shortcuts.
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    By the time you
    can learn, you'll
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    be hands on experience with it.
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    Just enter the
    configuration by typing.
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    You can complete the sentence
    [INAUDIBLE] like this.
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    In configuration
    terminal, first I'm
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    going to name this
    switch hostname.
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    Whatever you want
    to name your switch.
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    I'm going to name
    it test switch.
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    Click enter.
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    You can see the name
    changed to test-switch.
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    Second, we are going
    to enable password.
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    Enable password.
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    Test123.
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    Whatever the password
    you want to give it.
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    Enable password.
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    Next, we are going to set
    up extra remote access.
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    Set up line vty, 0 to 15, or
    you can divide it to 0 to 4.
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    I'm going to continue
    with 0 to 15.
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    Line vty is a virtual
    terminal for remote access.
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    Give it password, whatever
    password you want to give it.
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    Click Enter.
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    Login.
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    Exit.
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    Next, I'm going to give
    it the console password,
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    console access password
    line console 0.
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    Password, whatever password
    you want, give it test123.
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    Login.
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    Click Enter and exit.
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    Exit.
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    Next, I'm going to
    give it the switch IP.
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    int the interface
    of VLAN, VLAN1.
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    Give it an IP address.
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    The IP address, give
    that IP address according
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    to your network 192.168.77.4,
    space, subnet of your network.
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    Click enter.
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    The IP address is saved.
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    Next, I'm going to set
    default port to gateway.
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    192.168.77.1 according
    to your network.
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    Next, set no shut to your VLAN1.
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    I'm out of the VLAN1.
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    Interface entering
    into interface VLAN1.
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    Now set.
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    Exit.
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    That way you can see the
    status of your interface.
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    There is a fast ethernet for
    48 ports and for D ports.
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    I am going to
    configuration terminal.
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    Selecting the range of the
    interface range fa 0/1 to 48
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    ports and set it to no shut.
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    Exit.
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    Now I am going to set 48
    number port to the trunk.
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    Interface, first, I'll
    select the interface.
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    Interface [INAUDIBLE].
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    0-48, switch port.
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    Node trunk.
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    It is giving an error.
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    An interface whose trunk
    encapsulation is auto.
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    So what we have to do is
    switchport trunk encapsulation
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    dot1q.
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    Switchport node trunk.
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    It will allow to
    trunk set trunk.
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    Next, allow all VLANs
    to [INAUDIBLE] port.
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    Trunk allow VLAN
    all click Enter.
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    Exit.
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    48 port is set up for
    trunk uplink port.
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    You can set NTP server
    for your organization.
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    NTP server.
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    Server 192.168.2.100.
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    If there is no network
    you can leave it.
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    The last step.
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    We are going to do is
    exit and w1w will build.
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    Save all your
    configuration we have done.
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    And this is the
    basic configuration
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    you can use for the simple
    deployment of switch.
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    Next, some extra
    related configuration.
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    I'm going to tell if
    you want to create VLAN.
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    And we will go to the
    configuration terminal.
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    Enter the name of the VLAN like
    I'm going to name it VLAN 21.
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    The VLAN is created.
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    Exit, exit.
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    Now, you going to see the VLANs.
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    Show VLAN.
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    You can see here
    we have 21 VLAN.
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    If I want to set some
    ports to the VLAN 21,
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    here you can see all
    ports assigned to VLAN 1.
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    I am going to set first
    24 ports to VLAN 21.
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    First, move to
    configuration terminal.
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    Select the range that you
    want to assign to the VLAN 21.
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    [INAUDIBLE] million.
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    OK 0/1 to 24.
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    Switchport mode.
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    Access VLAN 21.
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    Switchport access VLAN on.
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    Good.
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    You can name your
    other port, just
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    like I'm going to set the
    name as uplink my trunk port.
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    Interface [INAUDIBLE] 0/48.
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    Set description up link.
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    Click Enter, and show interface.
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    Check this.
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    You can see 48 number
    port description UP-LINK.
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    And the first 24 ports
    are assigned to VLAN 21.
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    We need to set shut no
    shut for the VLAN 21.
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    21 no shut.
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    [INAUDIBLE] to save
    the configuration.
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    You can show Version command.
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    It will show you the model
    of your CISCO switch.
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    All the information
    about your CISCO switch.
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    You can see your
    configuration of your switch.
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    Back morning show configuration.
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    By typing, space it will expand.
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    As you can see, it is
    showing the version.
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    It is showing the
    switchport access VLAN 21.
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    Your configuration you have
    done your switch, the IP
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    address, the default gateway,
    and the password you have set.
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