After completing Cisco CCNA: Introduction to IOS, the user should be able to:

	Describe the IOS startup procedure
	Use EXEC mode commands
	Identify the router status commands and results
	Load IOS configuration files

Router Startup

	Accessing the router
	System startup
	Router modes

Router Startup in Setup Mode

	Setup overview
	A setup example

EXEC Mode Commands

	Login commands
	Context-sensitive help
	EXEC mode commands
	Enhanced editing commands
	Command shortcut with the Tab key
	Commands for recalling the command buffer
	Other useful commands

Router Status  

	Introduction
	show flash
	show interfaces
	show ip route
	show memory
	show processes
	show protocols
	show running-config
	show startup-config
	show version

Loading Configuration Files

	Preparing for loading
	Backing up system images
	Loading with boot system commands
	Removing configuration changes

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to explore how a course topic applies to a router's IOS
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to a Cisco router
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Knowledge of network administration is helpful but not required
	Cisco CCNA: OSI Reference Model (SCOC01)
	Cisco CCNA: Networks and Data Transfer (SCOC02)
	Cisco CCNA: Local Area Networking (SCOC03)
	Cisco CCNA: Wide Area Networking (SCOC04)
	Cisco CCNA: Using a Router (SCOC05)

	Cisco CCNA: IOS Configuration (SCOC07)
	Cisco CCNA: Network Management (SCOC08)
	Cisco CCNA: Bridges and Switches (SCOC09)
	Cisco CCNA: TCP/IP Networking (SCOC10)
	Cisco CCNA: IP Addressing (SCOC11)
	Cisco CCNA: IP Routing (SCOC12)
	Cisco CCNA: IPX Networking (SCOC13)
	Cisco CCNA: Network Security and Control (SCOC14)
	Cisco CCNA: Additional Configurations (SCOC15)
	Cisco CCNA: Exam Preparation 1 (SCOC16)
	Cisco CCNA: Exam Preparation 2 (SCOC17)
	Cisco CCNA: Numbering Systems (SCOC18)

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