In this lab, we have a number of tasks to complete with regards to the operating system and configuration
of the network devices in the first task, we need to back up the start-up and running configurations
of both the router and the switch.
So on the router, I can see that the router has booted up.
The router has an IP address of 10.1.1.1.
The TFTP server has an IP address of 10.1.1.100.
So the first thing we want to do is make sure that the router can ping the TFTP server, which it can, and
now we can back up the running and startup-config of the router.
So copy running-config TFTP address of the TV server is 10.1.1.100.
I'm going to call the configuration R1 run CONF G or config.
That's now being backed up to the TFTP server.
I'm then going to copy the startup configuration to the server IP address is ten one one 100.
I'm going to call this hour one startup config that's also being backed up, so on the TV to be Savar,
if I go to Services TFT, I can see the running and start up config of the router.
I'll do something very similar on the switch.
Firstly, make sure that I have IP connectivity to the TV server.
Which I do, and then I can say, copy stored up conflict, do you have to DTP?
IP address of the IP server, this is which one startup config.
That's now being backed up, copy run TV, IP address of the chief to be server switch one run config
back on the TV server.
I'm going to click on DNS and then P to refresh the TV directory.
I can now see both the running and start up config of the router and the switch.
Show Flash on the Radar shows us the operating system in the flash of the router.
We need to back up the routers operating system to the TV to be server.
On the TV, far do we have that file backed up?
So do we have C20 900 Universal Canine, Mosad or Mzee, SPEEA, one five one four and for Ben.
And the answer is no.
We've got a later file on the TV server.
So I'm going to say copy flesh.
TFTP.
The source file.
That we want to copy is this file I.P. address of the to be server is that I'm going to leave her the
destination name as it is.
And as you can see, the fall has now been backed up to the teeth to be server.
So if I refresh the list on the TV to be Savar, you can see the file has been backed up to the TV server.
Honor the switch show.
This is the file in the flash of the switch.
Is that file found on the TV server?
The answer is no, it's not.
So copy flash TDP.
Source file is that IP address of the TV server is that this is a large file, so it may take a while
for it to back up to the TFTP server.
But as you can see, it's starting to be backed up.
I'll refresh the list on the TV server.
We can't see it in the list yet.
But hopefully once that's completed, we'll be able to see the file on the TV server.
While we're waiting for that, we need to verify that the configurations and operating systems of the
devices are found on the TV to be Savar, these are rodders configurations, switch configurations.
Here's the raw data operating system, and now that the TV copy has completed, we can see the switch
configuration on the TFTP server.
Again, this is the file found in the flash of the switch and there it is on the TV to be server, so
the fall has successfully been copied to the TV server.
We've now completed part one of the tasks.