1. First, you log onto the device.
2. Excalate up to config with configiure terminal command:
a. #conf t (or you can spell it completely out)
3. Next, enter the following to start the banner editing:
a. #banner motd # (the percent sign can be any delimiter, but not recommended to use “ or % for white spaces won’t work.)
b. Next, the cursor should go to a new line and you can copy and paste in your banner, or type in a new one.
c. After your banner is there, you can hit enter a few more times for a line or two of space, but then you close your banner with using the same delimeter you used before, which would be pound sign for us #.
4. You can copy run to start config to save your changes, or the write option.
5. Finally, log out and log back into the system to verify your banner satisfies your requirements.
Reference: https://www.cisco.com/c/m/en_us/techdoc/dc/reference/cli/n5k/commands/banner-motd.html
2. Excalate up to config with configiure terminal command:
a. #conf t (or you can spell it completely out)
3. Next, enter the following to start the banner editing:
a. #banner motd # (the percent sign can be any delimiter, but not recommended to use “ or % for white spaces won’t work.)
b. Next, the cursor should go to a new line and you can copy and paste in your banner, or type in a new one.
c. After your banner is there, you can hit enter a few more times for a line or two of space, but then you close your banner with using the same delimeter you used before, which would be pound sign for us #.
4. You can copy run to start config to save your changes, or the write option.
5. Finally, log out and log back into the system to verify your banner satisfies your requirements.
Reference: https://www.cisco.com/c/m/en_us/techdoc/dc/reference/cli/n5k/commands/banner-motd.html
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