error message 892w
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06-01-2020 05:42 AM
I have a problem with my cisco 892W always get this message
% Error opening tftp: //255.255.255.255/network-confg (Timed out)
% Error opening tftp: //255.255.255.255/cisconet.cfg (Timed out)
% Error opening tftp: //255.255.255.255/r2-confg (Timed out)
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06-01-2020 07:09 AM
Hello @TimMees60387 ,
use
show version
to check the value of the configuration register.
You may have set a value that causes the router to look for a configuration file to be loaded via TFTP the error message is about this and uses the broadcast address to look for a TFTP server on the local subnet.
Feel free to post your show version .
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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06-01-2020 07:18 AM
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06-01-2020 08:55 AM
Hello @TimMees60387 ,
we need to see the lines about the configuration register you have not reported them
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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06-01-2020 09:13 AM
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06-01-2020 12:18 PM
Hello @TimMees60387 ,
the configuration register value is the default one
see
Please copy in a txt file the configuration file of your router and then put it in an attachment in a new post.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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06-02-2020 06:22 AM
Seeing the config would be very helpful. In particular I believe that we would be looking to see if the config contains any of these commands:
service config
boot network
boot host
Rick
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06-09-2020 04:11 AM
this is the running config
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06-09-2020 04:50 AM
Hello,
try and globally configure:
no service config
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06-09-2020 05:20 AM
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06-09-2020 05:39 AM
Hello @TimMees60387 ,
have you removed the command
service config as suggested by @Georg Pauwen and before by @Richard Burts ?
conf t
no service config
end
wr mem
Note:
the effect may not be immediate you may need to wait few minutes.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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06-09-2020 05:42 AM
Hi,
Run the below commands:
conf t
no service config
Deepak Kumar,
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06-09-2020 07:53 AM
Thanks for posting the configuration. It confirms that you do have service config in the configuration. This is the source of the error messages. And removing that command will be the way to stop the error messages.
Rick
