any trick on pasting new config into the router?

I did as cisco site told. first, capture the current config out to my disk, then use a text editor to wipe away the lines that i don't like, then copy all the content to windows clipborad. go back to hyper terminal, at config prompt, click "edit", "paste to host".

I saw each line got run ok, but after i "sh run", it's still the original config. did i do any step wrong? any trick?

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BubbaJ

Did you erase the original configuration from the router? If all you did to the copied configuration was remove some lines and paste it back without removing the configuration from the router, you will still have the original configuration on the router.

the_return_of_the_Ring

i got it. i can erase the nvram: and then reload the router, then paste into host. is there a quicker way?

BubbaJ

madonion wrote:

i got it. i can erase the nvram: and then reload the router, then paste into host. is there a quicker way?

Keep only the lines you want to get rid of and put no in front of them.