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Explain Backup and Restore Configurations? campbell123 29-March-2009 05:42:50 PMComments ez.no/de/ezpublish/.../configuration/backup_restore Posted by crouse support.microsoft.com/kb/302573 Posted by crouse In general Backing up and restoring your configuration is no different than it was for your IOS. To save your configuration, you will copy your running-config in RAM to your startup-config in NVRAM by executing the privileged EXEC command copy running-config startup-config. If you want to copy your startup-config file to a TFTP server, you would type copy startup-config tftp. Posted by HamidAliKhan Backing up and restoring your configuration is no different than it was for your IOS. To save your configuration, you will copy your running-config in RAM to your startup-config in NVRAM by executing the privileged EXEC command copy running-config startup-config. If you want to copy your startup-config file to a TFTP server, you would type copy startup-config tftp. If you want to restore your configuration from a TFTP server, you would execute the command copy tftp running-config. Finally, the copy tftp running-config command will merge a configuration file on a TFTP server with your current configuration. Posted by sabastian |
Posted: 30-March-2009 02:27:25 AM By: sabastian Backing up and restoring your configuration is no different than it was for your IOS. To save your configuration, you will copy your running-config in RAM to your startup-config in NVRAM by executing the privileged EXEC command copy running-config startup-config. If you want to copy your startup-config file to a TFTP server, you would type copy startup-config tftp. If you want to restore your configuration from a TFTP server, you would execute the command copy tftp running-config. Finally, the copy tftp running-config command will merge a configuration file on a TFTP server with your current configuration. | |
Posted: 31-March-2009 02:46:35 PM By: HamidAliKhan In general Backing up and restoring your configuration is no different than it was for your IOS. To save your configuration, you will copy your running-config in RAM to your startup-config in NVRAM by executing the privileged EXEC command copy running-config startup-config. If you want to copy your startup-config file to a TFTP server, you would type copy startup-config tftp. | |
Posted: 18-September-2009 04:33:49 AM By: crouse support.microsoft.com/kb/302573 | |
Posted: 18-September-2009 04:43:26 AM By: crouse ez.no/de/ezpublish/.../configuration/backup_restore |