Global configuration mode commands
To change a device configuration, you need to enter the global configuration mode. This mode can be accessed by typing configure terminal (or conf t, the abbreviated version of the command) from the enable mode. The prompt for this mode is hostname(config).
Global
configuration mode commands are used to configure a device. You can set
a hostname, configure authentication, set an IP address for an
interface, etc. From this mode you can also access submodes, for example
the interface mode, from where you can configure interface options.
You can get back to a privileged EXEC mode by typing the end command. You can also type CTRL + C to exit the configuration mode.
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