Restore a Cisco router IOS image using Xmodem or TFTP -part1

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How to restore a Cisco IOS image that has been deleted from the router's Flash memory. In part 1, I show how to recover the IOS using Xmodem, TeraTerm and a console cable attached from the PC's serial port to the router's console port. I also show how to backup the router's IOS using the SolarWinds TFTP server and a crossover cable.
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Комментарии : 9

@tahersadeghi6773 Год назад

Dan. Your videos are on top of all the other videos on this subject. Thank you.

@hedgie416 11 лет назад

Thanks Dan, this gives me good practice as I am going through Accessing the WAN, Frame Relay.

@AndresSoberanes 10 лет назад

Thanks for the tutorial, that help me so much!

@Matreks 11 лет назад

thank you for data this very importen for me thank

@ashrafmohamed4197 11 лет назад

good lesan thank you this lean and undetan it is good for as

@tech2marcraft277 7 лет назад

Right now I am dealing with a router that the compact flash card was stolen out of a school lab. I bought a non-cisco flash card but I need to format the card before installing the iOS. How do I do that?

@sujoy70 6 лет назад

You don't need a flash card to boot the router. You can use tftpdnld -r from Rommon> prompt to instruct the router to get the IOS from tftp and put in into RAM directly.