Get some tftp server software, transfer both images from your routers to
your tftp server (mainly to backup the one router that you'll replace the
image on), then upload the newer working image on to the broken router. No
need to copy it directly from one router to another, plus I'd want to know
how to do things the right way in the first place and have a backup of all
my IOS images.
I prefer 3Com's tftp server:
http://support.3com.com/infodeli/swlib/utilities_for_windows_32_bit.htm
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> Thaks a lot for your information,
>
> Jacques wrote:
> >on router you may have tell the router what version of code you want it
to
> >load, that depends on how many version of code are in the flash.
> >
> >--
> >Jacques
>
>
> This is my problem: I have two Cisco 800 routers, one of them accepts ISDN
> calls and the other don't. I have found in the Web a bug on the IOS
version
> of the second router. I want to try to put the IOS of the first router in
> the second but I don't want to crash it. After the "copy tftp flash"
There
> is something else to do?
>
>
>
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