Copying IOS Image

[kamrannaseem]

Hi All,

Could anyone please tell me the command for copying Cisco IOS image from a server on to the 3750 switch. and it has to be without using TFTP.

any help will be much appriciated.

many thanks.

Kamran.

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Try "copy ?" on your 3750 and see what your options are besides tftp (e.g. FTP, RCP, etc.).

[kamrannaseem]

Hi Joseph,

  /erase          Erase destination file system.

  /error          Allow to copy error file.

  /noverify       Don't verify image signature before reload.

  /verify         Verify image signature before reload.

  bs:             Copy from bs: file system

  cns:            Copy from cns: file system

  flash1:         Copy from flash1: file system

  flash:          Copy from flash: file system

  ftp:            Copy from ftp: file system

  http:           Copy from http: file system

  https:          Copy from https: file system

  logging         Copy logging messages

  null:           Copy from null: file system

  nvram:          Copy from nvram: file system

  rcp:            Copy from rcp: file system

  running-config  Copy from current system configuration

  scp:            Copy from scp: file system

  startup-config  Copy from startup configuration

  system:         Copy from system: file system

  tar:            Copy from tar: file system

  tftp:           Copy from tftp: file system

  tmpsys:         Copy from tmpsys: file system

  vb:             Copy from vb: file system

  xmodem:         Copy from xmodem: file system

  ymodem:         Copy from ymodem: file system

and teh IOS image is on a server: P:\is\2weekpublicarea\Gary\Public\ c3750-ipbasek9-tar.122-35.SE5.tar

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Well, then you see what your options are besides tftp.

If your "problem" is, your file is on a Windows Server, Cisco devices don't "speak" SMB, the Widows file server protocol.