Saving a configuration – Cisco 700 User Manual
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Cisco 700 Series Router Installation Guide
Saving a Configuration
B-8
Saving a Configuration
We advise that you store a copy of your router configuration in a safe place. If your
configuration is corrupted, it can be restored using the download process described in the
“Loading a Configuration” section.
The following example appends the configuration to a file by using HyperTerminal for
Windows, a common terminal emulation software program.
Note
Hyperterminal does not create new files. The file must exist before you upload the
data.
To save a configuration, complete the following steps:
Step 1
Connect to the router as described in the “Establishing a Terminal Connection”
section.
Step 2
Enter the upload command at the command-line prompt, but do not press
Return after you enter the command:
Host> Upload
Step 3
Select Transfer>Capture Text.
Step 4
Select the file and directory in which you want to save the file.
Step 5
Click OK.
Line
CH 1
E-3
One line in the software image file has a bad checksum,
usually because of a temporary line error. Start the software
download process again.
Line
CH 1
CH 2
E-5
The software image file has a bad or missing checksum.
Start the software load process again. If the same error
occurs, replace the software image file.
Table B-4
LED Error Messages—Software Download (continued)
Blinking LED
Error Code
Description of Error