JNCIA Lab Manual

Developed by
Mr. Khiem Bui Mr. Han Nguyen Ms. Loc Nguyen

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Day 2

USER ACCOUNT AND SERVICES

User account: Define user account and configuring user authentication: In this case, define 2 user accounts using the information from the following table Username LocNguyen LabMentor Class Juniper read-only Password Labmentor123 Labmentor123

Define a custom login class name Juniper with the following permissions: + view + view-configuration + reset root@LabMentor# edit system login

root@LabMentor# set class Juniper permission [view view-configuration reset]

Next step, you must define 2 new user accounts: root@LabMentor# set user LocNguyen class Juniper

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root@LabMentor# set user LocNguyen authentication plain-text-password Newpassword: Labmentor123 Retype new password: Labmentor123

root@LabMentor# set user LabMentor class read-only

root@LabMentor# set user LabMentor authentication plain-text-password Newpassword: Labmentor123 Retype new password: Labmentor123

Activate your new configuration by issuing the commit command.

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Verifying user account: root@LabMentor# show

The remainder of this case part tests user login options: Now lets go, log in with the username LocNguyen and check.

Using the new terminal session, enter configuration mode.

Why not unknown command? Please check class name Juniper (with permission).

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At the prompt to view permitted operational mode command, please enter a question mark (?)

Verify that the user LocNguyen can view the configuration and other operational outputs such as interface information. LocNguyen@LabMentor> show configuration

LocNguyen@LabMentor> show interfaces

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Which permission allows the user LocNguyen to perform? Log out and initiate a new session to the management interface for the user LabMentor.

The user LabMentor can issue the command show configuration, but the contents are hidden.

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Services:

In this lab part, you will perform configuration of some common services. You will access router through telnet, SSH, HTTP/HTTPS. Configuring telnet and SSH on LabMentor: Check IP address all interfaces root@LabMentor# run show interfaces terse

Assign IP address on the interface em0.0 on LabMentor. root@LabMentor# set interfaces em0.0 family inet address 192.168.1.113/24 root@LabMentor# commit

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Verifying command and check root@LabMentor# run show interfaces terse

root@LabMentor# run ping 192.168.1.100 (IP address instructor)

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Configuring telnet and SSH on LabMentor. root@LabMentor# set system services telnet root@LabMentor# set system services ssh root@LabMentor# commit

Checking with telnet and ssh

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Configuring HTTP/HTTPS on LabMentor: root@LabMentor# set system services web-management ?

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root@LabMentor# set system services web-management http root@LabMentor# commit

Log in to the J-web interface

When you log in, the Dashboard is displayed. Use the information found in your browser to answer the following questions.

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What is the current memory and CPU usage on your assigned station? What is the status of the em0.0 interface?

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How can you gain additional information on a given interface?

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