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I am setting up a VTP domain name to work with VLAns. When i tye VTP &nbsp;and a ? it comes up with<br />
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CBTSwitch2(config)#vtp ?<br />
&nbsp; file &nbsp;Configure IFS filesystem file where VTP configuration is stored.<br />
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the switches I am using are: cisco WS-C2924M-XL and &nbsp; WS-C2924-X. <br />
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I have done a bit of reseach and it says i must creat a file i did <br />
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&quot;CBTswitch1(config)#vtp file VTPconfig&quot;<br />
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and it gave me this error<br />
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&quot;Operation failed; unable to read old configuration.&quot;<br />
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What am i doing wrong?
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I am setting up a VTP domain name to work with VLAns. When i tye VTP  and a ? it comes up with

CBTSwitch2(config)#vtp ?
  file  Configure IFS filesystem file where VTP configuration is stored.

the switches I am using are: cisco WS-C2924M-XL and   WS-C2924-X. 

I have done a bit of reseach and it says i must creat a file i did 

"CBTswitch1(config)#vtp file VTPconfig"

and it gave me this error

"Operation failed; unable to read old configuration."

What am i doing wrong?

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