Which three commands are used to configure information into
RAM on a router? (Choose three)
A. configure memory
B. configure terminal
C. configure overwrite
D. copy tftp startup-config
E. copy running-config startup-config
F. copy startup-config running-config
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Answer / rohit dodia
B. configure terminal
E. copy running-config startup-config
F. copy startup-config running-config
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Answer / rohit dodia
B. configure terminal
E. copy running-config startup-config
F. copy startup-config running-config
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
D E F are the 3 right answers wherein a brief description
of how to overwrite it to NVRAM.First we should copy
startup configuration to TFTP and copy running config to
startup config to TFTP and viceversa then copy startup and
running config to NVRAM on Router.
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