01-01-2003 06:58 PM - edited 03-02-2019 03:52 AM
Hi ,
I have two identical router and want to transfer the configuration from one router to the other, is there anyway I can do that ?
Pls advice. Thanks
01-01-2003 09:05 PM
Of course you can. Simply do a show run on the router that you want to copy from, "copy and paste" to the other router.
01-02-2003 03:52 AM
After copy and paste to a text file, what command should I use to transfer this text file to the other router.
Pls advice.
01-03-2003 02:28 AM
1#
Mark all text and copy it (ctrl+c / ctrl+ins), then in configure terminal mode (conf-t) and paste(ctrl+v / shift+ins) the file. Check for faulty messages. Save configuration.
2#
You can also copy this running config to a TFTP server. Then you download it to the other router - copy tftp:/name startup-config. Reload and you have the new config installed and saved.
01-03-2003 03:05 AM
Thanks for your reply, as for the TFTP server method, what file extension should I use.
01-03-2003 06:01 AM
First copy it from the router you configured.
#copy running-config tftp:
follow the questions.
(name the file what ever you want)
Then copy the config to new second router.
#copy tftp: startup-config
follow the questions.
(put the same name here)
01-03-2003 09:34 AM
For file extension there is none or it does not matter, it is still a binary file eitherway.
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