Re: lab step 1: write erase / reload?

y erase and reload!?!?!!!

the boxs it preconfigured and u shouldn't modify them!!!!!

just read carefully all the lab questions then start, if there is a problem
in the configuration it will appear!

Good Luck

On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 7:01 AM, Dan C <cdan2154_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Charles,
>
> You may try the following to speed things up: for example you have few
> configs which you may want to keep such as:
>
> no ip domain-lookup
> logg console
> line con 0
> privi lev 15
> exec-timout 0 0
> logg syn
>
> ip address for the loopback, etc..... If this is the case just start
> with a clean config add all the configs and save them to the flash as
> a file eg copy run flash:fresh
>
> On reload just copy flash:fresh startup reload.... and you should
> have the clean configs ready to start the next lab.
>
> HTH, Dan
>
> On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 10:45 AM, <Charles.Henson_at_regions.com> wrote:
> > All,
> > I'm a few months out and am trying to focus on strategy. One thing
> > I've notice in many of the lab from various vendors and discussed in the
> > real lab is initial configs with errors. Does anyone have an opinion on
> > just erasing and reloading VS hunting for potential problems in advance?
> I
> > have thought of reloading, then reading my lab and drawing it out while
> the
> > routers reload. Has anyone thought of this or tried this or am I way off
> my
> > rocker in terms of good testing methodology.
> >
> > Charles
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