Free Cisco ENCOR Ultimate Question and Answers

Question 1

On a switch, debugging is enabled. For instance, I wish to debug the IP ICMP packet switch. Debugging would end if I would

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Answer

To stop debugging on a Cisco switch, you have several effective options. Typing `no debug ip icmp` specifically disables the ICMP debugging. `undebug all` or `no debug all` disables all active debugging sessions. Additionally, reloading the switch will clear its running configuration, including any active debug commands, effectively ending all debugging.

Question 2

In order to return to the SETUP MODE or the ORIGINAL CONFIGURATION MODE,

Accepted Answer

Type setup under PRIVILEDGE mode

Answer

To re-enter the initial setup mode on a Cisco device, you must be in privileged EXEC mode (indicated by the `#` prompt). From there, typing the `setup` command will launch the initial configuration dialog, allowing you to configure basic device settings as if it were a new device. This is useful for re-configuring fundamental parameters or reviewing initial setup options.

Question 3

(3) instructions to clear the NVRAM's data.

Accepted Answer

Write erase

Answer

All three commands—`write erase`, `erase startup-config`, and `erase nvram:`—effectively clear the startup configuration stored in Non-Volatile RAM (NVRAM) on a Cisco device. `write erase` is a legacy command, while `erase startup-config` is a more explicit and modern command for the same purpose. `erase nvram:` directly targets the NVRAM file system to remove the startup configuration, often done to reset a device to its factory default settings.

Question 4

This advances the cursor in the command that is now being displayed without deleting any characters.

Accepted Answer

Left arrow or Ctr-B

Answer

In the Cisco IOS command-line interface, the left arrow key or the Ctrl-B key combination moves the cursor one character to the left. This allows you to navigate backward within the current command line to make edits or review input without deleting any characters, providing precise cursor control.

Question 5

This progresses 1 word.

Accepted Answer

Esc-F

Answer

In the Cisco IOS command-line interface, the Esc-F key combination (Escape key followed by 'F') moves the cursor forward one word at a time. This is a useful shortcut for quickly navigating through longer commands to reach a specific point for editing or reviewing input more efficiently than moving character by character.

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