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You can set up a tftp server.<br />
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Use tftp on the old router to back it up to the server then load it from the server into the new router.
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You can set up a tftp server.

Use tftp on the old router to back it up to the server then load it from the server into the new router.

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Is there any code for that? How can I perform that?<br />
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Is there any code for that? How can I perform that?







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I have used solarwinds for the tftp 
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Is there any way I can save the configuration of my old cisco router and transfer or paste the configuration to the new router. If it is? How can I do that?
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Is there any way I can save the configuration of my old cisco router and transfer or paste the configuration to the new router. If it is? How can I do that?

I want to save the configuration of my cisco router

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