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Router: "copy tftp start". Pix: ????
What is the pix version of the router's "copy tftp start" command, to replace the startup-config with a config file stored on a tftp server?
"config net" merges the tftp-stored-config into the running-config ... I don't want to do that.
and "copy tftp flash" is dealing with the IOS image, not the config file, right?
"config net" merges the tftp-stored-config into the running-config ... I don't want to do that.
and "copy tftp flash" is dealing with the IOS image, not the config file, right?
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As I understand it, the interface line alone will activate the interface. No shutdown is not used on the PIX.
Check out this page: http://www.informit.com/isapi/product_id~%7B06C11993-D052-4653-BABC-09C6B9213746%7D/content/index.asp
And scroll down to where it talks about the interface command for verification.
Otherwise, yes, you can make your configuration changes offline and sue the copy tftp command to upload them and then reload the PIX to make them take effect.
Check out this page: http://www.informit.com/isapi/product_id~%7B06C11993-D052-4653-BABC-09C6B9213746%7D/content/index.asp
And scroll down to where it talks about the interface command for verification.
Otherwise, yes, you can make your configuration changes offline and sue the copy tftp command to upload them and then reload the PIX to make them take effect.
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This if from your link:
The shutdown parameter administratively shuts down the interface. This parameter performs a very similar function in Cisco IOS Software. However, unlike with IOS, the command no shutdown cannot be used here. To place an interface in an administratively up mode, you reenter the interface command without the shutdown parameter.
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The shutdown parameter administratively shuts down the interface. This parameter performs a very similar function in Cisco IOS Software. However, unlike with IOS, the command no shutdown cannot be used here. To place an interface in an administratively up mode, you reenter the interface command without the shutdown parameter.
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Yup. That's the line. So, as I read it, the command 'no shutdown' isn't used and isn't needed. Just put the line in with the command and you are good to go.
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I assume that in all these commands:
interface ethernet0 auto shutdown
interface ethernet1 auto
interface ethernet2 auto
interface ethernet3 auto
interface ethernet4 auto shutdown
interface ethernet5 auto
I should add the words NO SHUTDOWN for each of the 4 that I don't want to be shutdown. Right?