A simple way to remove ^M
Log into your unix machine and VI the specific file!
Then type:
:g/s/^m///
It will state that ( 'X' number of ^M have been removed )
Then save the file and you're done!
Hope this helps...
CD to the directory of the file!
Then type:
cat /dev/null > filename.txt
This will remove all of the data from "filename.txt"
WORKS FOR ALL FILE EXTENSIONS!
[ .txt .php .isg .html .shtml ] etc...
vi /etc/group
Add yourself to the group "wheel"
Suppose your name is ( joe )
Example:
wheel:*:0:root,joe
Now save your changes and exit the file!
Walla, that's all there is too it...
Yup, I am positive I am entering them under the interface configuration...
Below is the output I recieve:
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Router(boot)#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
Router(boot)(config)#int etho
Router(boot)(config-if)#ip address...
I really appreciate your help guys. I decided to work all day on this to see how far I could get before reposting for additional advice. Well, here is where I stand now!
From the Router Console:
I can ping the routers address = 64.48.254.173
I can ping the gateway address = 64.48.254.1
I can...
Hello, I am brand new to cisco router configuration and could use a little advice if someone is willing to help me. Below I have described the details in hopes of answering any questions you may have.
Router: Cisco 1600
Interfaces: Ethernet 0 and Ethernet 1
One Static IP: 64.48.254.173
Name...
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