mtu - set Maximum Transmit Unit size
mru - set Maximum Receive Unit size
access-group - bind access-control rules
apn - set 3G access point name
(config-if)> ip ad[Tab]
address - set interface IP address
(config-if)> ip address[Tab]
Usage template:
address {address} {mask}
(config-if)> ip address 192.168.15.43[Enter]
Configurator error[852002]: address: argument parse error.
(config-if)> ip address 192.168.15.43/24[Enter]
Network address saved.
(config-if)>
Hint for the current command can always be displayed by pressing [?]. Example:
(config)> interface FastEthernet0/Vlan2 [?]
description - set interface description
alias - add interface name alias
mac-address - set interface MAC address
dyndns - DynDns updates
security-level - assign security level
authentication - configure authentication
ip - set interface IP parameters
igmp - set interface IGMP parameters
up - enable interface
down - disable interface
(config)> interface FastEthernet0/Vlan2
2.3 Prex no
Prex no is used to negate a command.
For example, the command interface is responsible for creating a network interface with
the given name. When used with this command, prex no causes the opposite action —
removing of the interface:
(config)> no interface PPPoE0
If the command is composite, no can be placed in front of any member. For example,
service dhcp enables the DHCP service. It consists of two parts: service — the group name
in the hierarchy of commands, and dhcp — the nal command. Prex no can be placed
either at the beginning, or in the middle. The action is the same in both cases: stopping
of the service.
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