Static Routes

[scrimmy]

I have a Cisco Catalyst 6000 with 2 supervisor cards.
One of the supervisor cards recently went faulty and was replaced, but in the mean time additional static route entries were made on the router of the other supervisor card.
Is there an easy way of duplicating static route entries from one router into another.

thank you

 

[ChrisAC]

copy & paste ?

Chris.

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Chris A.C, CCNA, CCSA
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[Jynxx]

I assume that you are using a basic telnet window?

If so, many do not know how to do this.

1.) Right-click on the top window bar and choose "properties".
2.) Put a check in the boxes for "Insert Mode" and "QuickEdit Mode".
3.) Click on the Layout tab and adjust the screen buffer size for height to 9999.
4.) Click OK and choose "Modify shortcut that started this window" and click OK.

Now if you want to copy out of one window, just left-click and drag to highlight the selected part (or if you want everything, right click on the top bar and choose edit, select all), then right click once in the window that has the highlighted text.

Next, to paste it in to another telnet session, simply right click in that session and it will paste the text. Otherwise you could right-click and paste in to a text editor, etc.

 

[scrimmy]

Thanks for the suggestions guys.

Jynxx, I did not know about changing the properties on my basic telnet window. It worked great. Without these changes you can not see all the configs, as it only went back a few pages.
I copied and pasted the incorrect static routes into a text editor, replaced the "ip route ......" with "no ip route...", once all the incorrect routes were removed I then pasted in the correct ones.
Could not see any other way of removing all the old routes.