The Line Console 0 Cisco command

The Cisco command ‘line console 0’ is used to configure the console port of a Cisco device, which is typically used for local management access. Usage: To use the ‘line console 0’ command, enter it in the privileged EXEC mode (enable mode) of the Cisco device’s command-line interface (CLI). For example: Device> enable Device# line…

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The Clear Arp Cisco command

The ‘clear arp’ command is a powerful tool used in Cisco networking to manage and troubleshoot issues related to Address Resolution Protocol (ARP). It allows network administrators to remove all the dynamic ARP entries from a device’s ARP cache, effectively resetting the ARP table. This can be useful in several scenarios to resolve ARP-related problems…

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The Clear Ip Route Cisco command

Command: clear ip route Function: Removes all entries from the IP routing table. Syntax: clear ip route [<address> | <network> | <wildcard> | <all>] Parameters: <address>: Specifies the IP address of the route that you want to remove. <network>: Specifies the network address of the route that you want to remove. <wildcard>: Specifies the wildcard mask of…

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How To Compile TypeScript On The Command Line

TypeScript is a programing language that is a superset of JavaScript. It allows setting types and allows ES6 functionality. It is the preferred language of Angular2 and is maintained by Microsoft. To compile TypeScript into JavaScript you need to have TypeScript installed. To install TypeScript using the Node Package Manager (npm) type the command: npm…

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Clojure if-else Statement

If-else statements are common in programing languages. Clojure does not have an explicit if-else statement. Instead, Clojure’s if statement provides a place for an ‘else’ case. A Clojure if statement would look like this (if true “that is true” “that is false”) This statement looks at the first true. If it is not false or…

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