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Ok, my register is set to 2142. &nbsp; I will change it when I get back to the office!<br />
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Thank you!<br />

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Ok, my register is set to 2142.   I will change it when I get back to the office!

Thank you!


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Worked like a charm! &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp;
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I have a config that I loaded into a Cisco 1620 router afterwhich I:<br />
write memory and then show conf to verify it is the config I want.<br />
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I then copy running-config startup-config and verify that both are correct.<br />
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However, upon power cycling the router all interfaces go into shutdown and I have to start<br />
the configuration over again. &nbsp;Did I miss a step?<br />
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Thank you.
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I have a config that I loaded into a Cisco 1620 router afterwhich I:
write memory and then show conf to verify it is the config I want.

I then copy running-config startup-config and verify that both are correct.

However, upon power cycling the router all interfaces go into shutdown and I have to start
the configuration over again.  Did I miss a step?

Thank you.

Lost 1600 configuration after saving to startup-config

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