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backing up Cisco 515e 6.4 IOS
Posted on 2013-02-05
Hello Everyone,
I am using an old Pix515e in one of our remote locations. This pix is running 6.4 ios. We have had this pix for a long time and was not able to get support for it because it is end of life. Since I had no support I needed a backup device in the case the pix died. I purchased an after market pix 515e, but the ios is 7.4. I am not a cisco expert, so I did not want to upgrade the old pix to the new ios. I want to backup the 6.4 ios on the old pix and then downgrade the ios on the newer pix, but I am having trouble backing it up. Is there any way to back up the ios to a tftp site?
Thanks,
Bill
I am using an old Pix515e in one of our remote locations. This pix is running 6.4 ios. We have had this pix for a long time and was not able to get support for it because it is end of life. Since I had no support I needed a backup device in the case the pix died. I purchased an after market pix 515e, but the ios is 7.4. I am not a cisco expert, so I did not want to upgrade the old pix to the new ios. I want to backup the 6.4 ios on the old pix and then downgrade the ios on the newer pix, but I am having trouble backing it up. Is there any way to back up the ios to a tftp site?
Thanks,
Bill
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