upgrading memory

just wondering, how do i go about upgrading the memory on my 2620? is it just a few screws and sliding the cover off and then basically like a normal PC once you get the top part of the case off?

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Paul Boz

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/access/acs_mod/cis2600/cnfgnote/2600mem.htm

I googled "how to upgrade 2600 memory" and it was the first hit

Darthn3ss

common sense > me today. thanks

benadryl and exams made me tired and lazy.

Paul Boz

Oh no I understand, I wasn't trying to be a smartass

seraphus

Darthn3ss wrote:

just wondering, how do i go about upgrading the memory on my 2620? is it just a few screws and sliding the cover off and then basically like a normal PC once you get the top part of the case off?

Believe it or not, it really is similar to replacing RAM on a PC.

Darthn3ss

well apparently i'm incapable of doing this because now when i start the router up with either the new or old, i'm getting "Error: no system memory found" i wouldn't care if this was one of my 2500's but this is a 2620 that i got a killer deal on.

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thats how i feel right now. i decided to edit out the curse words :P

Paul Boz

remove all of the memory, boot it, turn it off, install the old memory, boot it again, and see if it reads.

Darthn3ss

will do once i get this lab going.

edited: if it doesn't read, is it possible that i could send it off somewhere to have it fixed?

seraphus

Darthn3ss wrote:

will do once i get this lab going.

edited: if it doesn't read, is it possible that i could send it off somewhere to have it fixed?

Keep us posted.

Paul Boz

Darthn3ss wrote:

will do once i get this lab going.

edited: if it doesn't read, is it possible that i could send it off somewhere to have it fixed?

I'm pretty sure you need a service contract with Cisco to RMA it, and to be honest, it would be cheaper to just buy a new one than do that.

Darthn3ss

dumb me had the forkin memor not snapped in all the way. DUHHH.

looks like all is gravy now! in the process of loading up my new IOS.

edit: one thing though, it seems as if now my router wnats to do everything from tftp. it keeps trying to open files from tftp.

tech-airman

Darthn3ss wrote:

dumb me had the forkin memor not snapped in all the way. DUHHH.

looks like all is gravy now! in the process of loading up my new IOS.

edit: one thing though, it seems as if now my router wnats to do everything from tftp. it keeps trying to open files from tftp.

Darthn3ss,

Did you upgrade the Flash memory too?

Darthn3ss

yes. upgraded from 32/8 to 64/16. and it looks like erasing and reloading startup-config fixed the tftp issue so now i appear to be good.