Cisco IOS help
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thehourman
Member Posts: 723
Ok now how do I upgrade the IOS.notgoing2fail wrote: »Good job!
Here is what I did:
enable
show flash
delete flash:c2600-i-mz-blah blah
archive bin /xtract tftp://192.168.0.12/IOS name.bin flash:
from here I am getting the "^" by the word flash: It looks like this ^flash:
EDIT:
I redid the command I use copy tftp: flash, and it seems to work.Studying:
Working on CCNA: Security. Start date: 12.28.10
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mikem2te
Member Posts: 407
Nice one:D.thehourman wrote: »Ok now how do I upgrade the IOS.
Here is what I did:
enable
show flash
delete flash:c2600-i-mz-blah blah
archive bin /xtract tftp://192.168.0.12/IOS name.bin flash:
from here I am getting the "^" by the word flash: It looks like this ^flash:
EDIT:
I redid the command I use copy tftp: flash, and it seems to work.
Solid gold experience. This is why I say everyone should have real equipment and not exclusively use Packet Tracer or GNS3. The first time you go through that fun and games should not be on a production live router!!Blog : http://www.caerffili.co.uk/
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georgemc
Member Posts: 429
Oops! Late post.WGU BS: Business - Information Technology Management
Start Date: 01 October 2012
QFT1,PFIT in progress.
TRANSFERRED/COMPLETED: AGC1,BBC1,LAE1,QBT1,LUT1,QLC1,QMC1,QLT1,IWC1,INC1,INT1,BVC1,CLC1,MGC1, CWV1 BNC1, LIT1,LWC1,QAT1,WFV1,EST1,EGC1,EGT1,IWT1,MKC1,MKT1,RWT1,FNT1,FNC1, BDC1,TPV1 REQUIRED: -
thehourman
Member Posts: 723
Yep, it was fun.Nice one:D.
Solid gold experience. This is why I say everyone should have real equipment and not exclusively use Packet Tracer or GNS3. The first time you go through that fun and games should not be on a production live router!!
One question, when I executed show version command, it says that it is 12.4, but the boot something is 12.2. It think it was the bootrom.Studying:
Working on CCNA: Security. Start date: 12.28.10
Microsoft 70-640 - on hold (This is not taking me anywhere. I started this in October, and it is December now, I am still on page 221. WTH!)
Reading:
Network Warrior - Currently at Part II
Reading IPv6 Essentials 2nd Edition - on hold -
Turgon
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Nice one:D.
Solid gold experience. This is why I say everyone should have real equipment and not exclusively use Packet Tracer or GNS3. The first time you go through that fun and games should not be on a production live router!!
Yup. You need real gear. Otherwise you will look like a complete dork when you are contracted to design an end to end network solution and when asked to upgrade the IOS on a 7206VXR you haven't got a clue! Your peers will raise eyebrows and the juniors in the department will be WTF and LOL. Credibility risk! And there are many other small things you need to be handy at, the sorts of things junior network engineers get handed. It usually involves real equipment.
I still have plenty of old gear at home. Always useful! -
notgoing2fail
Member Posts: 1,138
Nice one:D.
Solid gold experience. This is why I say everyone should have real equipment and not exclusively use Packet Tracer or GNS3. The first time you go through that fun and games should not be on a production live router!!
Agreed, this is why I'm an advocate for REAL equipment, unless you really just can't afford them but I find that as no excuse since you can buy really cheap routers off eBay.
I honestly feel that GNS3 is somewhat useful for newbies, but better suited for experienced individuals because they already have the hands on and just need to put up a quick virtual lab to test something out....
