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Can you send the commands what you have issued to copy running-config to startup-config. <br />
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&nbsp;I think there must be some mistake..check it out.
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Can you send the commands what you have issued to copy running-config to startup-config.

 I think there must be some mistake..check it out.

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Your configuration register may not be set correctly and the router may be ignoring the configuration in NVRAM (startup-configuration). &nbsp;Can you post a &quot;show version&quot; to verify.
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Your configuration register may not be set correctly and the router may be ignoring the configuration in NVRAM (startup-configuration).  Can you post a "show version" to verify.

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Yeah I had the same thing happen to me<br />
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And it is because of the config register, but the above command did not work for me.<br />
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I used:<br />
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config-register 0x2102<br />
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and it worked<br />

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Yeah I had the same thing happen to me

And it is because of the config register, but the above command did not work for me.

I used:

config-register 0x2102

and it worked


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Every time I power up my cisco 1721 router it goes into the system config dialog and prompts to enter the initial configuration dialog.<br />
I try to copy running-conf startup-conf and it succeeds. I can then show startup-config and it shows the settings that I've configured. However I then reload the router and it's lost the settings.<br />
Why is this?
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Every time I power up my cisco 1721 router it goes into the system config dialog and prompts to enter the initial configuration dialog.
I try to copy running-conf startup-conf and it succeeds. I can then show startup-config and it shows the settings that I've configured. However I then reload the router and it's lost the settings.
Why is this?

cannot save my cisco running config to memory/startup config

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