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<strong>Cisco</strong> 1900 IOS Configuration Commands 577<br />

After I entered user mode, I typed en, which is a shortcut for the enable<br />

command, and was prompted for the enable password.<br />

You need to remember your passwords because there is no password recovery<br />

for the 1900 switch. If you forget the password on a 1900 switch, you can<br />

only call <strong>Cisco</strong> for help.<br />

You have now set the user mode and enable mode passwords, but there<br />

still is one more password on a 1900 switch: the enable secret.<br />

Setting the Enable Secret Password<br />

The enable secret password is a more secure password and supersedes the<br />

enable password if set. You set this password the same way you set<br />

the enable secret password on a router. If you have an enable secret set, you<br />

don’t even need to bother setting the enable mode password.<br />

(config)#enable secret todd2<br />

You can make the enable password and enable secret commands the<br />

same on the 1900 switch, but on a router you are not allowed to do this. You<br />

can use the command show running-config (show run for short) to see the<br />

current configuration on the switch.<br />

#sh run<br />

Building configuration...<br />

Current configuration:<br />

enable secret 5 $1$FMFQ$wFVYVLYn2aXscfB3J95.w.<br />

enable password level 1 "TODD"<br />

enable password level 15 "TODD1"<br />

Notice the enable mode passwords are not encrypted by default, but the<br />

enable secret is. This is the same password configuration technique that you<br />

will find on a router.<br />

One more thing to notice is that even though I typed the passwords as<br />

lowercase, the running-config shows the passwords as uppercase. It doesn’t<br />

matter how you type them or how they appear in the configuration because<br />

the passwords are not case sensitive.

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