Overly simple. You specify from where you'd like to boot after 'boot
system.' It's just a matter of syntax at this point.
Flash examples (depends on model):
boot system flash:image_name.bin
boot system flash image_name.bin
tftp example:
boot system tftp://1.1.1.1/path/image_name.bin
1.1.1.1 = tftp server ip
path if needed
If you want to mix and match, you just specify multiple lines. Whichever
comes first will be tried first.
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>
> Cisco Router uses first IOS Image in flash and Startup-Config in NVRAM
> to boot as default. And boot system command is used to override the
> default setting. A little confused on this command,
>
> Router(config)#boot system ?
> WORD TFTP filename or URL
> flash Boot from flash memory
> mop Boot from a Decnet MOP server
> rcp Boot from a server via rcp
> tftp Boot from a tftp server
>
>
> What's command for the following tasks?
> Task 1. using a special IOS image from FLASH
> Task 2. using a special IOS image from TFTP Server
> Task 3. using a special Configuration File from FLASH
> Task 4. using a special Configuration File from TFTP Server
> Task 5. Combine 1&3
> Task 6. Combine 1&4
> Task 7. Combine 2&3
> Task 8. Combine 2&4
>
> Thanks,
> GEM
>
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