Setting an IP address and Default Gateway on a Cisco Switch - From our Free Tutorial website.

still used in 2023 :) thank you

bro thank u so much this helped me in my network security class

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Simple but perfect Thanks!

this was published in 2009. I'm still getting use out of it in 2018. Thank you for such a simple and helpful video

Striaght to the point and very short thank you

Perfect! Just what I needed! Thanks!

Thanks man! Just what I was looking for :)

Very helpful and straight to the point, cheers mate

Thanks. Helped me out on a packet tracer, I couldn't for the life of me remember how to set the default gateway.

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thank you, I got it. The router's address is the DEFAULT GATEWAY of vlan 1 for inter-vlan routing. Am I correct? thanx :)

@evilestangelo100 There certainly is a way to put it back, if you are talking about your default gateway on your computer there are many questions that would first have to be asked before an answer could be given. I'm guessing that you are on a office network? in which case your best option is to speak to you IT department.

@thapaliyadh If you have configured VLAN 1 to have the IP address of 192.168.1.11/24 and your router has the IP address of 192.168.1.1/24, then you could set the default-gateway to point to the routers IP (192.168.1.1).

@saajanghayal I was using telnet to connect the router when making the video, so yes you can use cmd as long as you have enabled telnet on your devices.

Is this correct? the ip address of vlan 1 has been configured as 192.168.1.11/24 which should be the same as the default gateway i.e 192.168.1.1{configured here) - (if you are trying to configure vlan 1 as default gateway)

can i work with cmd?As like this video???