ā08-21-2011 01:07 AM - edited ā03-07-2019 01:48 AM
Im trying to configure a Cisco 1801 router. I can access the router fine.
Using CCP as a new device i can configure an IP address on FastEthernet0 port and then access the routers config using CCP to setup other things.
Once done i click on Save to startup and then reboot, after the reboot the settings have vanished and i have to do everything again, It seems like the router is now saving the setup even through im not getting no errors back to say otherwise.
Am i doing something wrong or missing something?
Thanks
Paul
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ā08-21-2011 02:43 PM
Once done i click on Save to startup and then reboot, after the reboot the settings have vanished and i have to do everything again,
You need to go to CLI and post the output to the command "sh version". On the bottom, of the output there should be an item that starts with "Configuration register" and the value should be 0x2102. If this value is "0x2142" then you can change this easily:
conf t
config-registry 0x2102
end
wr
Yaba-da, yaba-da that's all folks!
ā08-21-2011 02:43 PM
Once done i click on Save to startup and then reboot, after the reboot the settings have vanished and i have to do everything again,
You need to go to CLI and post the output to the command "sh version". On the bottom, of the output there should be an item that starts with "Configuration register" and the value should be 0x2102. If this value is "0x2142" then you can change this easily:
conf t
config-registry 0x2102
end
wr
Yaba-da, yaba-da that's all folks!
ā08-22-2011 09:17 AM
It says 0xA442
ā08-22-2011 10:50 AM
Hi,
Its is the bolded hex char that tells the router to ignore startup config 0x2142 at startup so you have to set it to 0 to look at startup and load it in ram as running-config.
Regards.
Alain.
ā08-22-2011 11:04 AM
Thanks for the reply. I follow now.
When running the commands to set it i get the following "invalid input detected at < marker and this is showing under the r on the word registry.
ā08-22-2011 11:25 AM
I think he fat-fingered command, try config-register....same commands he gave you, but trade registry for register.
ā08-22-2011 11:26 AM
hi,
the correct command is config-register 0x2102
Regards.
Alain.
ā08-22-2011 12:04 PM
Spot on guys. Many thanks
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