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IOS Baseline Configuration

This section covers some basic concepts of the IOS CLI, most of which are in close proximity to ASA. Example 3-19 displays the summary boot sequence for a router that had no initial configuration. A successful OS image load culminates in the offer of configuring the device through interactive menus (initial configuration dialog), which was refused in this case. After that, the default EXEC (nonprivileged) Router> mode appears. As previously studied for ASA, the default enable password, whose usage provides access to privileged mode, is BLANK, meaning there is no password and that you just need to press Enter.

Example 3-20, the IOS counterpart of Example 3-3, registers a typical show version output for a Cisco router. Some relevant information that can be obtained from this output includes OS version, physical interfaces, and the amount of memory (RAM, Flash, and NVRAM). The last line of the output informs the value of the Configuration Register, an important boot control parameter. For instance, an HEX value of 2102 for this variable instructs the router to boot using the image stored on its Flash memory and obey what is determined by its startup-config, which is saved in the nonvolatile memory (NVRAM).

Example 3-19. Summary Boot Sequence for an IOS Router

Example 3-20. Sample show version Command for IOS

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Configuring Interfaces on IOS Routers

IOS interface configuration is simpler than that of ASA-based products, and does not define, for example, information such as nameif and security-level, two concepts that lie at the core of ASA philosophy. Example 3-21 brings two possibilities for IOS interfaces:

• Configuration of logical parameters directly under the physical interface.
• Configuration of 802.1Q subinterfaces, enabling many logical subnets to be tied to one physical interface.

Example 3-21. Basic Interface Configuration Tasks

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Table 1 lists Cisco router models and configurations tested by the Cisco dCloud Team for use with dCloud. All router models tested with dCloud are listed, including routers recommended for dCloud use and other tested models. We recommend that the IOS versions on any user-provided router and integrated or external access points (APs) be the tested versions or newer. If you have problems using a newer IOS version, contact Cisco dCloud Support.

A router used with Cisco dCloud must support Cisco® Easy VPN to allow a dCloud session to connect to it automatically. At this time, routers running Cisco IOS XE do not support Easy VPN and cannot be used to connect endpoints to Cisco dCloud.

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Table 1. Tested Router Models and Configurations for Cisco dCloud