Bruce Enders wrote: > > What kind of output do you get after the write mem or copy run > start
Wasn't Cisco supposed to depricate "write mem?" I never learned those forms of the commands because when I first started learning Cisco eight years ago, Cisco said not to bother learning them because they were going away! Then yesterday I discovered that my new PIX firewall wouldn't take "copy run start?" Or was I making a typo or something? I had to reach into the back of my mind and come up with "write mem" which I thought they were going to get rid of. And I approved of that plan since it's totally non-intuitive. :-) Speaking of non-intuitive, why DO we put up with the PIX? What a beast. It took me all day to get it to do some simple forwarding. The thing is expensive, slow, and almost impossible to configure. Why do we put up with it? :-) Not being able to do "copy run start" took the cake. Rantings from a frustrated Cisco fan. Priscilla > commands? Anything? > Also, after you save the config, do a show start to see if the > changes > have in fact been written to NVRAM. (I suspect the problem is > with NVRAM, > although I personally have never encountered a write-protected > NVRAM on a > Cisco router before, but that doesn't mean it can't happen! And > your > symptoms certainly sound like that is the case)! > Since the existing configuration is still there when you > reboot, I doubt > the problem is with the config-register. > I will be interested in what you find, > Bruce > > MADMAN wrote: > > That's a good one! After saving the config do you see the > changes > when you do a write term? What is the platform and the IOS? > > Dave > > Hitesh Arora wrote: > > Dear All, > > I need some expert comments from this group for my problem. > The router is > > in > > working condition and 3 links are working fine on this > router. Now I need > > to > > do some changes in the router configuration. After changing > and saving the > configuration, I gave a reboot to the router. But I find, > that router is > back to the previuos old configuration. Why so?? > > I have checked that the config-register setting is set to > 0x2102. Sh > > Version > > command also shows me the config-register is set to 0x2102. > I have applied > the config-register 0x2102 command also to be doubly sure > that the router > > is > > picking config from the same register. > > Pls. help > > Thanks > Hitesh > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Got a wish? Make it come true. > http://server1.msn.co.in/msnleads/citibankpersonalloan/index.asp Best > personal loans! > > -- > Bruce Enders > Chesapeake Netcraftsmen, LLC Cell 443-994-0678 > 1290 Bay Dale Drive #312 HO 410-280-6927 > Arnold, MD 21012 efax 443-331-0651 > > Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=69890&t=69850 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
