CyE Router AP Switch Configurator Command Line Mode

CyE Router AP Switch Configurator Command Line Mode is super handy for generating commands for Cisco devices like routers, access points, and switches. If you've ever worked with command line interfaces (CLI), you know it can be a bit tricky, especially when you have a bunch of devices to configure.

Why Use CLI?

Using the CLI means typing out each command one by one. This can get pretty tedious. Plus, if you're connecting via Telnet, you're just dealing with a command-prompt window where you can only paste one command at a time. Talk about frustrating!

The Role of PenguiNet

This is where another tool comes into play: PenguiNet. It's got a free 30-day trial and makes life easier. Instead of pasting commands over and over again, you can paste them just once! This means less hassle and faster configuration.

Dynamic Configuration Generation

With this tool, generating configurations on-the-fly is a breeze! For instance, if you need to change an IP address or routing protocol, the software quickly creates the new config for you. This feature really helps save time and keeps your files organized.

An In-Built Calculator

The app also includes an awesome calculator. When setting up devices, it's crucial that your IP addresses aren't broadcast or network addresses. The calculator comes in handy for subnetting too! Need to see how an IP address looks in binary? No problem—just use the calculator section!

Main Functions of CyE Router AP Switch Configurator

• Set the router's name


• Assign IP addresses to interfaces (serial, Ethernet, loopback)


• Configure routing protocols


• Create Access Control Lists (ACLs)


• Set up static, default, and dynamic routes


• Add other router commands

• Set the access point's name


• Configure interfaces


• Create SSIDs and VLANs


• Set up authentication and encryption


• Add other access point commands

• Set the switch's name



• Configure the interfaces



• Create VLANs



• Set up VTP Domain



• Set up TRUNKing



• Add other switch commands





• Binary 2 Decimal



• Decimal 2 Binary



• AND(IP , SM) = Network IP



• Subnetting with '/' [e.g.: /26 , /30]