Copy the signature package from the TFTP server to the router

[malek290705]

Dear all

I am trying to realize the lab Configuring an Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) Using the CLI and CCP (chapter 05 for ccna security version 1.1) in GNS3

Router  7200 with a ios c7200-adventerprisek9-mz.124-22.T.bin

I have a problem in the3 Copy the signature package from the TFTP server to the router.

Here is the message

R1#copy tftp://192.168.1.3/IPS/ios-s364-CLI.pkg disk0: idcong

Destination filename [idcong]?

Accessing tftp://192.168.1.3/IPS/ios-s364-CLI.pkg...

Loading ios-s364-CLI.pkg from 192.168.1.3 (via FastEthernet2/0): !OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I try with ios-s480-CLI.pkg and with ios-s348-CLI.pkg

Similarly I try with tftp Solard wind This is the same problem

for flash memory I emulate Cisco Router External Falsh Memory "ATA PCMCIA Card" in GNS3

is disk0

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but the GNS3 router will consider the flash memory configured previously disk0 or disk1, so we will format disk0 instead of slot0 as shown in the figure

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plz help me

[aaronmccaghy]

I found tftp to be unreliable when copying a large signature file (E.g.  IOS-S759-CLI.pkg which is 18MB) to the router in GNS3.

I set up an ftp server and found it to be a more reliable method to copy the signature file. The following approach worked for me (while following the Chapter 5 instructions).

1. To set up an ftp server on Windows 7 I followed these instructions:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWpZkhXnhds

1. Set up a username ‘admin’ with password ‘cisco’ authorized to access ftp server

2. Copy the IPS signature file (e.g. IOS-S759-CLI.pkg) located on the ftp server to idconf located in GNS3 Router flash memory

   R1#copy ftp://admin:cisco@192.168.1.3/IPS/IOS-S364-CLI.pkg flash: idconf

                Note: ftp username = admin

                ftp password = cisco

                ftp server ip address = 192.168.2.3

                Signature file IOS-S364-CLI located on ftp server in /IPS/ directory/

A successful transfer will show all exclamations marks (!!!) during the copy process whereas zeros (OOO) indicates errors.

P.S. I needed 256MB for RAM size and 64MB for the flash size (i.e PCMIA disk0 size: 64MB).

[aaronmccaghy]

I found tftp to be unreliable when copying a large signature file (E.g.  IOS-S759-CLI.pkg which is 18MB) to the router in GNS3.

I set up an ftp server and found it to be a more reliable method to copy the signature file. The following approach worked for me (while following the Chapter 5 instructions).

1. To set up an ftp server on Windows 7 I followed these instructions:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWpZkhXnhds

1. Set up a username ‘admin’ with password ‘cisco’ authorized to access ftp server

2. Copy the IPS signature file (e.g. IOS-S759-CLI.pkg) located on the ftp server to idconf located in GNS3 Router flash memory

   R1#copy ftp://admin:cisco@192.168.1.3/IPS/IOS-S364-CLI.pkg flash: idconf

                Note: ftp username = admin

                ftp password = cisco

                ftp server ip address = 192.168.2.3

                Signature file IOS-S364-CLI located on ftp server in /IPS/ directory/

A successful transfer will show all exclamations marks (!!!) during the copy process whereas zeros (OOO) indicates errors.

P.S. I needed 256MB for RAM size and 64MB for the flash size (i.e PCMIA disk0 size: 64MB).

[aaronmccaghy]

I found tftp to be unreliable when copying a large signature file (E.g.  IOS-S759-CLI.pkg which is 18MB) to the router in GNS3.

I set up an ftp server and found it to be a more reliable method to copy the signature file. The following approach worked for me (while following the Chapter 5 instructions).

1. To set up an ftp server on Windows 7 I followed these instructions:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWpZkhXnhds

1. Set up a username ‘admin’ with password ‘cisco’ authorized to access ftp server

2. Copy the IPS signature file (e.g. IOS-S759-CLI.pkg) located on the ftp server to idconf located in GNS3 Router flash memory

   R1#copy ftp://admin:cisco@192.168.1.3/IPS/IOS-S364-CLI.pkg flash: idconf

                Note: ftp username = admin

                ftp password = cisco

                ftp server ip address = 192.168.2.3

                Signature file IOS-S364-CLI located on ftp server in /IPS/ directory/

A successful transfer will show all exclamations marks (!!!) during the copy process whereas zeros (OOO) indicates errors.

P.S. I needed 256MB for RAM size and 64MB for the flash size (i.e PCMIA disk0 size: 64MB).