02-22-2022 06:52 PM
Hello, sorry I can't figure this out....I have a Cisco router 2911 model running in production. It looks after Data and Voice for a site. Now, I want to have seconds router in the equation so I can separate them for Voice and Data. I have NEW running config but it is a TEXT file (notepad) on a usb stick. How do I copy this new running config to the router? I don't want to copy from notepad and paste couple of lines at a time to the router. Is there anything else I can do?
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02-23-2022 03:38 AM
There is pros and cons on the config copy.
setup a TFTP server in the network.
copy running config and modify the same (only config related)
#dir nvram:/ ( you will see below config)
startup-config
from TFTP copy the config to flash
copy startup-config to backup copy
copy flash:new_config nvram:/startup-config
02-22-2022 10:16 PM
you can read flash to see what is name of config file that router used while booting -usually named as startup_config; rename that to have it as backup copy; then copy new running config and rename as it previous one was named. Finally reboot router.
Regards, ML
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02-23-2022 03:38 AM
There is pros and cons on the config copy.
setup a TFTP server in the network.
copy running config and modify the same (only config related)
#dir nvram:/ ( you will see below config)
startup-config
from TFTP copy the config to flash
copy startup-config to backup copy
copy flash:new_config nvram:/startup-config
02-24-2022 08:03 AM
thank you
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