D djkball Golden Member Jun 17, 2000 1,313 0 0 Nov 7, 2006 #1 Iam trying to reload the IOS for a cisco router my company gave me to use for my CCNA lab but i dont have a the IOS Is there anywhere i can download this from? I dont have any type of support from cisco so i cant login into the support web site
Iam trying to reload the IOS for a cisco router my company gave me to use for my CCNA lab but i dont have a the IOS Is there anywhere i can download this from? I dont have any type of support from cisco so i cant login into the support web site
ch33zw1z Lifer Nov 4, 2004 39,021 19,697 146 Nov 7, 2006 #2 There's this website called www.google.com have you tried registering on their site?
S spidey07 No Lifer Aug 4, 2000 65,469 5 76 Nov 7, 2006 #3 Originally posted by: ch33zw1z There's this website called www.google.com have you tried registering on their site? Click to expand... you can't download IOS from there. Without support on the device you aren't licensed to download or even run any version of IOS other than what it was purchased with.
Originally posted by: ch33zw1z There's this website called www.google.com have you tried registering on their site? Click to expand... you can't download IOS from there. Without support on the device you aren't licensed to download or even run any version of IOS other than what it was purchased with.
D djkball Golden Member Jun 17, 2000 1,313 0 0 Nov 7, 2006 #4 the main reason why i want to reload the IOS is because it never seems to save the startup-config file I can do basic changes like label the host name or apply ip addrss to the interface then i do a copy running-config startup-config power off/ power on and it wants me to configure it again. IT doesnt seem to be saving it to the nvram
the main reason why i want to reload the IOS is because it never seems to save the startup-config file I can do basic changes like label the host name or apply ip addrss to the interface then i do a copy running-config startup-config power off/ power on and it wants me to configure it again. IT doesnt seem to be saving it to the nvram
S spidey07 No Lifer Aug 4, 2000 65,469 5 76 Nov 7, 2006 #5 check your config register. should be 2102. The config file is saved, it's just not using it. configuration register controls this behavior.
check your config register. should be 2102. The config file is saved, it's just not using it. configuration register controls this behavior.
J jlazzaro Golden Member May 6, 2004 1,743 0 0 Nov 7, 2006 #6 what is your config register set to? a show version command will display it... edit: spider-man is too fast
what is your config register set to? a show version command will display it... edit: spider-man is too fast
xaeniac Golden Member Feb 4, 2005 1,641 14 81 Nov 7, 2006 #9 google on how to change your config register.... it needs to be x2102
D djkball Golden Member Jun 17, 2000 1,313 0 0 Nov 7, 2006 #10 How would i had known that should be the correct config ? Did i overlook a chapter ?
J jlazzaro Golden Member May 6, 2004 1,743 0 0 Nov 7, 2006 #11 Originally posted by: djkball How would i had known that should be the correct config ? Did i overlook a chapter ? Click to expand... apparantly. the config-register should have been covered in the password recovery procedure.
Originally posted by: djkball How would i had known that should be the correct config ? Did i overlook a chapter ? Click to expand... apparantly. the config-register should have been covered in the password recovery procedure.