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How can I delete a VLAN on a Cisco Switch & Change the password(s)

Asked by Taramatee in Network Routers

Tags: cisco, vlan, delete, switch

I have a cisco 2924 switch and a cisco 3620 router.

Currently the switch has 2 VLANs set up on it because we had 2 separate networks before. Now we only have one network, and we need to make it so that the switch is able to access servers across all ports on the same VLAN.

I am not a network administrator so my knowledge of this is very limited. I know how to log-in to the devices via telnet, but I don't know enough about the commands to do anything. If you can give me commnds, I should be able to follow along.

SO basically am asking for help on 2 things.

1. First I want to change the passwords on both devices... what commands do I need to type in to do that. I understand these can be encrypted as well.

2. I want to get rid of the secondary VLAN, and set the switch to have all ports on the one VLAN. So I need commands for this as well.

Is possible to have more than one password on the Switch or router? If so, how can I make sure no one has set up secret logins? Is there a command to list all logins?

Thanks
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