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printing running-config or startup-config
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| Hey guys. How can I print the running-config, or startup-config of a router so that I can have a hardcopy of it? Thanks in advance. | |
| Sexy Lexy 2003-02-17, 12:05 pm |
| Either cut and paste it from the terminal session or save the file to a TFTP server and print the file out that way.
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| Mat P 2003-02-17, 12:07 pm |
| Select the text, right click then print followed by selection. | |
| ZacDogg 2003-02-19, 6:49 pm |
| Every terminal emulation program that I have seen has a logging option.
From Telnet: Terminal, Start Logging, define the file, "show run", Terminal, Stop Logging.
From Hyperterm: Transfer, Capture Text, define the file, "show run", Transfer, Capture Text, Stop.
I would assume that all others have the same options.
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| TechnoC00l 2003-02-23, 3:23 am |
| What we do at my work is copy and paste to notepad. We do it so often that it is second nature. | |
| netkamoze 2003-02-25, 12:16 pm |
| what we do at my office is configure the router as a http server,access it, run show config[or whatever show command] and copy paste from the web browser to any word processing program.works well. |
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