how to make a backup copy of my router configuration cisco isr 1100
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3rd option I forgot is Putty logging of output. it is sort of automatic; it writes all command that u do in CLI.
see option in putty
after selecting options, go back to sessions and login .
after that, go back to Browse and look for your file. u can open in notepad
Regards, ML
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send configs to tftp server once per every week manually or using script.
1. manual
copy running-config tftp://<SERVER_IP>/<FILE_NAME/
2. Cisco IOS Auto Archive Feature was introduced into Cisco IOS Release 12.3(4), the Archive command enables the administrator to configure snapshots of the configuration files. (research archive command in Cisco Doc)
R1(config)#archive R1(config-archive)#path tftp://172.16.1.10/
R1(config-archive)#time-period 10080
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advantages of doing it by tftp
-no mulitple copy and paste as u go and moving screen. if your config is long, u will not fit all of it on 1 screen. plus, unless u modify windows registry to large scroll back, info will be overwritten after few scrolls
advantages pass it to a txt - are only simplicity and quickness if u have small show run.
Regards, ML
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Hi @unidadso ,
Another option:
Execute the command:
R# show running-config
Copy the entire result and paste it into a .txt
To return the settings, copy the entire .txt in global configuration mode:
R(config)#
Then, you just have to turn on all the configured interfaces:
R(config-if)#no shutdown
Regards
3rd option I forgot is Putty logging of output. it is sort of automatic; it writes all command that u do in CLI.
see option in putty
after selecting options, go back to sessions and login .
after that, go back to Browse and look for your file. u can open in notepad
Regards, ML
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