Basic Device and Security Configuration

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Basic Device and Security Configuration
Kevin Kormylo, Okoma Mita, Dan O’Donnell
CIT/249
January 12, 2015 Steve Acklin
Basic Device and Security Configuration

When designing a network there are basic network and security configurations that one needs to consider. Choosing a hostname for each device is very important, this allows the user to know what device they are working on. Configuring interfaces with a proper IP, subnet, and descriptions are part of the basic configuration of a network device.
One needs to consider the security setting for the network devices. There are some basic configurations that one can choose to use in their configuration. Passwords and a username should be used for consoling and remote access to any …show more content…

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