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Probleme de memoire sur Cisco827
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| Sébastien Bois 2004-04-27, 3:35 pm |
| Helle all
I hace a problem with my Cisco 827..When power goes off, I lost all
configurations. It seems it is not a hardware problem...Can somebody
help me please ???
Sebastien
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| Sean O'Connor 2004-04-27, 11:36 pm |
| Forgive me as I have only been studying for the exam for 1 week, but have
you saved your changes to startup config?
Need to issue copy run start command from priveleged mode to mirror the
configs and save to NVRAM. This will then be accessed on the next boot
up and your changes will not be lost.
Sean.
"Sébastien Bois" <sbois@exica.ca> wrote in message
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> Helle all
> I hace a problem with my Cisco 827..When power goes off, I lost all
> configurations. It seems it is not a hardware problem...Can somebody
> help me please ???
>
> Sebastien
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| GACIT Australia 2004-04-28, 5:27 am |
| Hi
This is symptomatic of one of two problems.
1. As Sean has pointed out, you may not have saved your configuration. Do
this by typing "copy run start" at the # prompt
2. I suspect that it may be a configuration register problem. Type "show
version" at the privilege mode prompt "#" and the last line of this output
should read "configuration register 0x ...." (may be on the next page -
press spacebar to get there). It should read Configuration register is
0x2102. If it reads 0x2142 (the 0x means it's a hex number), then this is
your problem. The saved config is not being copy to the running-config at
startup. Fix this by typeing "config t", "config-register 0x2102"
Good luck
GAC
"Sean O'Connor" <toffeefan@SHOESbtopenworld.com> wrote in message
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> Forgive me as I have only been studying for the exam for 1 week, but have
> you saved your changes to startup config?
>
> Need to issue copy run start command from priveleged mode to mirror the
> configs and save to NVRAM. This will then be accessed on the next boot
> up and your changes will not be lost.
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> Sean.
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> "Sébastien Bois" <sbois@exica.ca> wrote in message
> news:tTwjc.1073$m45.2991@news20.bellglobal.com...
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