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You can use ClickStart to monitor any running Cisco IOS Release 11.0(6) or later software. To do this, you use ClickStart to issue Cisco IOS EXEC commands.
You can also use ClickStart to access most other Cisco IOS commands. These commands let you modify the router's configuration.
If you have a Cisco 1003 or Cisco 1004 router, you can automatically use ClickStart to monitor your router.
If you have any other Cisco router, you must enable ClickStart before you can use it to monitor your router. To do this, follow this procedure:
The router's home page contains some commands that are frequently used to monitor the router. These commands include show interfaces, which displays packet activity, and show dialer, which shows whether you are connected on the ISDN link and, if so, how long you have been connected. One of the links on the router's home page, Monitor the Router, leads to a menu that lists other commands you can use to monitor the router. From this menu, try the various show commands.
To issue an Cisco IOS command, first enter the router's privileged password. If you configured the router using ClickStart, you entered the password during the configuration.
To issue an EXEC command, go to the following URL:
http://router-address/exec/exec-commandChange
router-address
to your router's IP address and
exec-command
to the name of the command. (The initial router configuration is done with a URL that points to
http://new-router.cisco.com/ezsetup
. You can use this URL only for the initial configuration.)
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