Load Packet tracert config into Real Cisco Router

[blisteink4m]

Hello All I have one question about Cisco packet tracert, is it possible to load the config of packet tracert router for example Cisco 1890 in a real router?

I get to export the running-config of the packet tracert router 1890, if I load it on my Cisco 1890 it will work?

Thanks

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

yes. Save the running config in Packet Tracert as a .txt file (e.g. saved.txt), copy it to the flash on your 1890 router through a TFTP server, than issue a 'copy saved.txt run' and you will have that as your running configuration.

[blisteink4m · Accepted solution]

Thanks so I can put the file in the tftp server folder and I execute this command from my 1890 router
R1#: Copy tftp: startup-config
Enter the ip adddress of the server, name of file and destination file(startup-config) and then
R1#: Reload
When the router reboot I will have the packet tracert config

Is it the correct procedure?

Thanks so much

[Georg Pauwen]

Hello,

exactly. You don't have to reboot the router, just issue a 'copy start run' to load the config into NVRAM (and thus your running configuration).