How to Access Cisco Router using Telnet via Terminal

Basic Requirements needed:

•  Computer/Laptop with an Ethernet port that can connect your cisco router
• Telnet software (I use putty )
• Cisco Router

Instructions:

Download and install telnet software (putty)

Host IP / Ip Address (router) ex. 192.168.0.254

Port: 23

connection type : telnet

• Log-in using your router credentials (Username & Password)

• After login router credentials successfully, you are now in USER MODE where you can quiry all available command in user mode by typing question mark sign "?"

• Now to enter PRIVILEGE MODE type "enable" command & enter privilege mode credentials (User & Password),  you can quiry all available command in user mode by typing question mark sign "?"

• Enter GLOBAL CONFIGURATION MODE type "enable" command & enter privilege mode credentials (User & Password),  you can quiry all available command in user mode by typing question mark sign "?"

here you can type your Cisco Router Configuration commands

I hope this could help you on how to gain access to your Cisco Routers using telnet via Terminal



Any further questions feel free to email me at:

marky200822@gmail.com


-=marky=-