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From: "Nguyen Dang Hung"
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Subject: Loading image and configurtation from tftp
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 14:17:37 +0700
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I have just confused a bit about how cisco box loading system image from
TFTP server. You can use command "boot system" to specify from where
you will load system image. When operating normally, cisco will load
system image from its flash memory, you also use the command "boot
system tftp ..." to make it load from tftp server in case of flash
failure. The problem is here, at that time, the cisco box has no
configuration loaded yet thus it does not have any network
connectivity so how come it can find tftp server to load its system
image? I haven't tried to do such a thing... but in my opinion it should
work fine if you connect your cisco box the same segment with your tftp
server (ie thru Ethernet interface....). Another case, when you
erase/lose running configuration, suppose you want to restore the
original one from a tftp server, surely you can not simply key in "copy
tftp run" to achieve the goal but you should configure some simple
configuration for one of your interfaces to get connectivity first.
In two cases, you both use TFTP server but the later you have to make
sure to have the connectivity but the former seems not? So is there
anything that I misunderstand? Correct me if i am wrong. Thank you.
Rgds
DH
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I have just confused a bit about how cisco box loading system =
image
from TFTP server. You can use command =
“boot system”
to specify from where you will load system image. When operating =
normally,
cisco will load system image from its flash memory, you also use the =
command “boot
system tftp ...” to make it load from tftp server in case of flash
failure. The problem is here, at that time, the cisco box has no =
configuration
loaded yet thus it does not have any network
connectivity so how come it can find tftp server to load its system =
image? I
haven’t tried to do such a thing... but in my opinion it should =
work fine
if you connect your cisco box the same segment with your tftp server (ie
=
thru
Ethernet interface....). Another case, when you erase/lose running
configuration, suppose you want to restore the original one from a tftp
=
server,
surely you can not simply key in “copy tftp run” to achieve
=
the goal
but you should configure some simple configuration for one of your
interfaces to get connectivity =
first.
In two cases, =
you both use
TFTP server but the later you have to make sure to have the connectivity
=
but
the former seems not? So is there anything that I misunderstand? =
Correct me
if i am wrong. Thank you.
Rgds
DH
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