How to Display Running and Startup Configuration
The current version of
the configuration file the device runs on is Running-Configuration. The file
contains all recent changes you’ve made to the configuration since the last
device reboot, while no changes applied to the startup configuration. The
Startup-Configuration is when the configuration of devices runs on as the
power-up or reboot.
Startup or
pre-configuration will be copied from NVRAM into RAM once the IOS is loaded and
up and running. This file copy will be placed into RAM; this process is called Running-Configuration.
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| Running and Startup Configuration |
Router> enable
Router# configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with
CNTL / Z.
Router
(config) # hostname R1
R1 (config) # exit
R1#show
running-config
You could also use the following commands…
R1#show run
OR
R1#show write
terminal
Building
configuration…
Current Configuration: 647 bytes
!
Version 12.3
Service timestamps debug Datetime msec
Service timestamps log Datetime msec
No service password-encryption
!
hostname R1
!
<--- OUTPUT OMITTED --->
!
!
No ip http server
No ip http secure-server
IP classless
!
!
Control-plane
!
Banner motd ^Welcome to about 2 Networking.com^
!
Line con 0
Exec-timeout 00
Logging synchronous
line aux 0
Line vty 0 4!
!
!
End
R1# show
startup-config
Startup-config is not present
Note: It is showing the earlier
mentioned because the startup-config file is empty. Copy first the
Running-config into Startup-Config to see the Startup-config (NVRAM).
How to Copy Running-Config into Startup Config Visit the Below Link...
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