How to load IOS image ans Cisco SDM with only 16384K bytes Memory
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I'm trying to make my old Cisco 1751 router usable again, and I wish to be abel to load both an IOS image and Cisco SDM and ig posible Cisco Unified Callmanager. but I only have 16384K bytes of memory, is it posible to upgrade the memory or load everything but the IOS from a TFTP server?
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Piet H. Pedersen
I'm trying to make my old Cisco 1751 router usable again, and I wish to be abel to load both an IOS image and Cisco SDM and ig posible Cisco Unified Callmanager. but I only have 16384K bytes of memory, is it posible to upgrade the memory or load everything but the IOS from a TFTP server?
Best Regards
Piet H. Pedersen
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Thank you very much for your reply.
I'v looked at the page you suggested, but as fare as I can see the only thing I can upgrade is the DIMM ram, would that solve my problem with not beeing able to fit the wanted software in the flash memory?
I'm a little confused aboudt, where the router uses what memory and what gets erased during a power failure.
I'v looked at the page you suggested, but as fare as I can see the only thing I can upgrade is the DIMM ram, would that solve my problem with not beeing able to fit the wanted software in the flash memory?
I'm a little confused aboudt, where the router uses what memory and what gets erased during a power failure.
The IOS and SDM software are stored in flash. The startup-config will reside in nvram. The dimm will be used by the router for overhead and will be erased on a power failure. Flash and NVRAM will not be erased during a power outage.
According to this document:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/routers/access/1700/1720/hardware/notes/1700UMem.html#wp1087299
You can have as much as 32M of flash. The IOS and SDM will need to "fit" in flash.
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I only have 16Mb of flash, and the ios and sdm wont fit to flash, only one of them, so is it posible to launch SDM directly from tftp?
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