@Leo Laohoo wrote: @Jens Albrecht wrote:the goal is to be able to backup the configurations of each device to another device. @Leo Laohoo Just want to point out that it was not me writing this.

You may want to take a look at the following document that contains better explanations what e.g. protocol instances are used for and also includes a detailed step-by-step configuration guide on how to implement box-to-box redundancy for the CUBE fun...

Technically this is possible as Cisco devices in general support xmodem: and ymodem: as source and destination for the copy command. This is typically used as a last resort for devices stuck in rommon mode if there is no other way to copy a new IOS t...

Hi @P675, basically replacing a faulty stack member is really as easy as mounting and cabling a new device no matter which stack member has failed. So the short answer to both of your questions is YES. There are a few things to keep in mind: The IOS-...

I tried to explain that I wrote my answer having the limited toolset of a CCNA-level student in mind. I will never intentionally provide incorrect information as this would be just plain stupid. Maybe my wording does not 100% match what I want to exp...