How to Back Up and Restore Cisco Router Configs in the Command Line: Cisco Router Training 101

[@THEGREENAPPLEKID]

it's funny how this is such an old video but yet still helpful, thank you

[@jasminewoodyard4750]

thank you so much! took me forever to find someone to explain it this easily

[@doncrawley3478]

You are very welcome. I'm glad it was helpful.

[@davidponting819]

Thanks for this, nice easy format to watch and go. As a starter this and your other videos are so helpful.

[@davidboxton]

This was the best lesson. You are so thorough. And that voice ...it's just a good teaching sounding voice :-) Thanks so much. I can actually do this thing now.

[@soundtraining]

Thanks David. I'm glad it's helpful.

[@sambuiltyoutubemillionaire5047]

Hello Don, I very new in this filed; I purchased your book and follow with you on KZbin step by step. I stuck on the TFTP Server. Where did you get the IP 192.168.101.2? Does it static configure to my host ? Thank you Sam

[@keilan303]

Great video! But....I am running into some issues where there is PKI key information in the running config, so it is failing to restore that because it doesn't recognise the hash keys as valid commands. Is there any workaround for this?

[@generalstoreofentertainmen2852]

Thank you for easy explanation !

[@adolfrobat6373]

Awesome, Thank you very much, Great Instruction. I was looking for a way to save the lines in a text file from Putty. I had to use terminal pager 0 to change number of line per page

[@gabevasquez8662]

This video is awesome. Thank you for posting this!

[@JaySyke]

Well articulated and nicely detailed. Thanks.

[@ottopat242]

Just a quick one: Please, Is this is applicable on all cisco router model? for example CISCO1811

[@ounet22]

thanks for you tuto, i,ve done that for my cisco and it work super !

[@amitavaroy6780]

Fantastic

[@fornlike]

That's a great tuto. Thanks a lot Mr. Don.

[@randyphillips5585]

Well taught

[@eneidercolina]

Thanks, soundtraining.net i didn't know how to restore the files backed up with tftp, i tried backup all the configuration with kron policy but i didn't know how to see the backed files. 10:17

[@daniel280187]

Thanks for the video. Very useful.

[@umksalem]

Thanks for uploading this video.

[@GG_Booboo]

That was very interesting and well explained! However how do you restore the contents of the *.bin file into running-config?

[@cojojacobs3538]

Will VPNs still work with the copy and paste, im thinking about the preshared keys etc

[@vcruzxango]

Hi Sir, excelent video, i've got a issue with the tfpd64, when im trying to copy the runnig-config, putty send me an error, : socket error, im binding the tfpd IP to my computer, any ideas to solve it. I cannot coppy the config. I appreciate

[@nashtechlive5224]

Thanks!! helpful for me now

[@binaryvip]

Great Videos Don Thank you

[@binaryvip]

No problem, Busy with my CCNP Studies and your channel is awesome, filling in some knowledge gaps I have. Thank you for taking the time to make the vids amigo Best AX

[@itdepartmentlaspalomashoa8875]

Gracias!

[@Yahewenecy]

thanks a lot God bless you

[@soundtraining]

You're welcome. Thanks for your comment.

[@goofygoober1009]

Which god?

[@gaminguniverse9786]

This video is awesome keep up the good work

[@KwilArt]

Perfect! This is what i needed! Thank you!

[@AdiMahluf]

Thank you Don, it was very useful video. one question, if i make the same thing but copy the configuration file to FTP server and my FTP server require authentication, how do i insert the username and password? thank you again!

[@soundtraining]

Adi Mahluf Hi Adi. I'm not aware of a way to do that within the configuration file. You might be able to write a script to use within an app like PuTTY to do it.

[@varneyfahnbulleh4958]

Thanks

[@dipakthorat2533]

Precautions for backup of router

[@nashaatmena7687]

Thanks for your video

[@soundtraining]

Nashaat Mena You're welcome. I'm glad you like it.

[@sambuiltyoutubemillionaire5047]

Hello Don, I did backup configuration from my R1 and I would like to restore to my R2 but the R2 doesn't has internet connection; At this point, How do I restore the configuration to my R2? Thank you.

[@ShainAndrews]

Try using your sneaker net.

[@juanlyon3368]

thanks Don , Great stuff

[@iamrichalready]

makasih om.. sangat membantu very helpful!

[@sambuiltyoutubemillionaire5047]

Hello Don, Thank you for your video, I have question for you previous about IP address 192.168.101.2 came from. I researched and I got it. I'm going to buy your Cisco ASA Security Appliance for next year. Thank you.

[@breakingsword]

thanks Man !

[@nonsense6791]

nice video, cheers

[@NikHil-hl3rr]

Good One : very useful..

[@MobiCloudi]

Thanks mate ...

[@soundtraining]

Syed Mobin Saeed You're welcome, mate!

[@相由心生-l1g]

wonderfull !!

[@zaidone9229]

Thanks !! :)

[@saffaseraj]

You really don't have to change the putty logging settings just to copy the result of the command "show running config" as Ctrl+Insert & Shift+Insert can help to copy/paste the lines interest you! Why do I really need to print-to-file the putty logging for this???!! I saw another video showing the same thing!!!

[@shoukathalivc]

nice one

[@FastRedPonyCar]

The "terminal length 0" command didn't work on my Cisco ASA 5505 firewall. Do they use a different command than the routers? Also, the configuration that gets spit out into the log file encrypts the actual password and shows a jumbled up password place holder. Doesn't that jumbled up password get assigned to the device if you leave it like that? I was told that you had to delete that jumbled up password and type in the actual password you want before pasting and applying it again.

[@soundtraining]

The command set on the ASA is similar to that used on Cisco routers, but it's not the same. The command on an ASA is "terminal pager 0". As to your question about the password, notice in the output that the enable password statement includes the word "encrypted" at the end. That tells the ASA that the indicated password is encrypted. The information you were given about deleting the password is not correct.

[@FastRedPonyCar]

soundtraining.net great! thanks for the info.

[@janabollampalli5686]

is this how a network engineer takes a back up of a router? i dont know ..

[@lintojose1487]

thanks