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Allow user view Running/Startup-Config (red-only) in Cisco IOS

2008-05-12
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: Cisco, ios, privilege, read-only, running-config, startup-config

If you want to allow a low-priviledged user on a Cisco router or a Switch to view the Startup Config then this can be done in Routers and Switches running Cisco IOS. This infact is a simple 2 step procedure as follows:Read More →

How to backup and restore Cisco Routers switches using a FTP Server

2008-01-30
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: backup, Cisco, ftp, ios, ip-address, remote-host, restore, running-config

I just wrote about backup and restore of Cisco Router and Switches using a TFTP Server & HyperTerminal Emulator program. Let's now backup Cisco Switches and Routers using a FTP Server. To backup a Cisco Router or Switch to a FTP server, the FTP server should be reacheable from the router or switch.Read More →

How to Backup & Restore config in Cisco routers and switches using Hyperterminal

2008-01-30
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: backup, Cisco, hyperterminal, ios, restore, running-config, startup-config

The easiest method to backup Cisco routers and Switches would be when you are logged onto it using a tool like HyperTerminal either via telnet,ssh or via console. For information on how to backup config on a cisco router or a switch using TFTP click hereRead More →

How to Backup & Restore config in Cisco routers and switches using TFTP

2008-01-30
By: admin
In: Cisco
Tagged: backup, Cisco, ios, ip-address, remote-host, restore, running-config, tftp

It is always important that a copy of the config is saved elsewhere on a server to facilitate a speedy recovery should there be a catastrophy. While Cisco Routers and Switches can recover from a crash as long as the running-config is copied to the startup config. There is every reason for it to fail as it did on one of my Catalyst 3750s. There is a lot of automated config backup solutions available for free/opensource. Its worth knowing a manual backup procedure as well.Read More →



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