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How can I make a printed version of a Cisco router config from a Telnet session.
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Copying router configs
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Hi, from telnet
1) click on the "terminal" menu
2) select "Start Logging"
3) in the file name box type an appropriate name
4) drop down the look in menu and select a location to save it.
5) type sh run on the Cisco
6) select "stop logging"
this saves the config in text format. If you dont want the "more" prompt to appear in the text then type "term length 0" before the sh run command. Bob ^^
1) click on the "terminal" menu
2) select "Start Logging"
3) in the file name box type an appropriate name
4) drop down the look in menu and select a location to save it.
5) type sh run on the Cisco
6) select "stop logging"
this saves the config in text format. If you dont want the "more" prompt to appear in the text then type "term length 0" before the sh run command. Bob ^^
Depending on the telnet app, you can also just highlight and copy the config into notepad.
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