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| I was taking an online practice test and got this one. I think the answer they give is wrong. Whois right here?
When there is a tftp server whose IP is 128.252.144.84, what is the command of the router to get it to boot from a file named image10.3.bin?
Your answer boot system tftp 128.252.144.84 image10.3.bin is wrong. The correct answer is boot system tftp image10.3.bin 128.252.144.84
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| chunder 2001-06-13, 5:34 pm |
| from Cisco.com
boot system [rcp | tftp] filename [ip-address]
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td...t2/fcimages.htm
from pg. 127 Cisco Press ICND:
the boot system command is a global configuration command that allows you to specify the source of the IOS software image to load. some of the syntax options available are:
- boot system flash [filename]
- boot system rom
- boot system tftp [filename][server-address]
they appear to be right and you wrong!  sorry.
i guess we need to think of it as such: "i need to get some eggs at the store."
eggs = filename
store = server-address
or, i'm getting what from where?
huh? ok. whatever. 
was also discussed here:
http://www.examnotes.net/forums/sho...&threadid=19338 | |
| CKMORE 2001-06-13, 7:45 pm |
| Good answer CHUNDER i like that eggs at the store. lol. | |
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