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I have an old Nortel router that I need to get the running config.<br />
I have tried to use Site Manager to see the config but i cannot login (I do not know the Identity/Community name).<br />
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I can telnet to it and get to a &quot;$&quot; prompt.<br />
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How can I do a &quot;show run&quot;?<br />
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Thanks,
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I have an old Nortel router that I need to get the running config.
I have tried to use Site Manager to see the config but i cannot login (I do not know the Identity/Community name).

I can telnet to it and get to a "$" prompt.

How can I do a "show run"?

Thanks,

Nortel IOS

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