Show the hardware + software specifications of the router: show version
Show the current global configuration: show running-config
NAT
Enter the config mode configure terminal and only then add a static NAT rule: ip nat inside source static tcp <inside_local_ip> <port> <outside_global_ip> <port>
If you want to remove this NAT rule, run the same command but adding no at the beggining (in config mode as well!).
Refer to this article for more details.
Note: There are two main copies of Cisco Router configuration file. The configuration file where router stores the configuration changes when the router is up and running is called the “running-config” file. The “running-config” file is NOT persistent (stored in RAM), which means that the changes made in the “running-config” while the router is running are not retained after a reboot. To make it persistent after a reboot, we need to save it into the “startup-config” file using this command:
copy running-config startup-config
Show interface
The show interface command displays the status of the router’s interfaces. For a summary we can use show ip interface brief
SECURITY
Disable HTTP access to the Cisco router :
configure terminal no ip http server