Troubleshoot Static and Default Route
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| Which two interfaces will allow access via the VTY lines to configure the router? | LAN interfaces
WAN interfaces
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| Which two files, if found, are copied into RAM as a router with the default configuration register setting boots up? | IOS image file
startup configuration
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| When would the Cisco IOS image held in ROM be used to boot the router? | when the full IOS cannot be found
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| Which three commands are used to set up a password for a person who attaches a cable to a new router so that an initial configuration can be performed? | line console 0
login
password cisco
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| Which two commands can be used on a Windows host to display the routing table? | route print
netstat -r
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