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7609 Router Configuration Backup Guide

The document outlines the process for backing up the configuration of a 7609 router by logging in with specific IP details. It includes step-by-step commands to copy the running configuration to a TFTP server, ensuring the TFTP tool is open beforehand. The backup file is saved in the same directory as the TFTP tool, with the process successfully transferring 47047 bytes in a short duration.

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7609 Router Configuration Backup Guide

The document outlines the process for backing up the configuration of a 7609 router by logging in with specific IP details. It includes step-by-step commands to copy the running configuration to a TFTP server, ensuring the TFTP tool is open beforehand. The backup file is saved in the same directory as the TFTP tool, with the process successfully transferring 47047 bytes in a short duration.

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7609 ROUTER BACKUP:

Basically the idea behind the router backup is to take backup of all the configurations of the router.(7609 in this case). For this we need to login to the router using the IP detailsthe laptop IP range should be in the range of any MSS OMU IP plane & accordingly the subnet.

Log details: BHPR_MSS-4_7609-1>en Password: BHPR_MSS-4_7609-1#cop BHPR_MSS-4_7609-1#copy run BHPR_MSS-4_7609-1#copy running-config tftp: // before executing this step make sure to open
the TFTP tool, so that the dump is deposited in the same directory as the TFTP tool //

Address or name of remote host []? [Link] //laptop IP// Destination filename [bhpr_mss-4_7609-1-confg]? Y cr //This file is the backup of running config & will save in the folder where TFTP tool exists // !! 47047 bytes copied in 4.344 secs (10830 bytes/sec)

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