Shutdown, description, and interface range. Before that, there was speed, duplex, and mdix. All commands that you can configure on switch interfaces, all things you need to learn for CCNA.
This video completes the introduction of switch interface subcommands by detailing those first three commands above. Then, the possibly more interesting part: How to revert those settings back to their original default settings, using both the “no” and “default” commands. Hope you enjoy the journey!
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00:00 Intro
01:37 More Interface Config Commands
04:50 Reverting Using “No”
06:50 Reverting Using “Default”
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