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Switch no guarda configuracion WS-3650

Good morning, team. I have an issue with a WS-3650 version 16.12.13. It's configured correctly, but when I unplug it and plug it back in, it appears to be back to factory settings.
I've already tried doing this to configure the registers.

 

config-register 0x102

but I still have the same problem

Greetings

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Jens Albrecht
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Hello @Francisco Leon ,

check the output of the 'show boot' command to verify the boot variables.

If you see a line

Manual Boot = yes  

 then use the following commands:

conf t
  no boot manual
  exit
copy run start

Also check the 'show romvar' output to see whether there is a line

system ignore startup-config

In that case enter the commands

conf t
  no system ignore startup-config
  exit
copy run start

Then the next time the switch will load the startup-config without issues.

These switches do not use the config-register so you need to use those commands to change the behavior.

HTH!

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Jens Albrecht
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Hello @Francisco Leon ,

check the output of the 'show boot' command to verify the boot variables.

If you see a line

Manual Boot = yes  

 then use the following commands:

conf t
  no boot manual
  exit
copy run start

Also check the 'show romvar' output to see whether there is a line

system ignore startup-config

In that case enter the commands

conf t
  no system ignore startup-config
  exit
copy run start

Then the next time the switch will load the startup-config without issues.

These switches do not use the config-register so you need to use those commands to change the behavior.

HTH!

In case you need further help, please post the complete output of the 'show boot' and 'show romvar' commands.

Hi Jens Albrecht  

I already did what you mentioned, and it seems to have worked. I'll be working on it and will give feedback in a few days.

Thanks for the help.

Hi @Francisco Leon ,

you're welcome. Glad to hear it appears to be working. Please keep us posted on how it goes.

Regards, Jens

julian.bendix
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Heyo! 

Maybe startup-ignore or password recovery is turned on?

Try applying those commands:

no system ignore startupconfig switch all 
system disable password recovery switch all

 Can you share the output of "show boot" too?

BR
Jules