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Booting with a Named Boot

You typically perform a named boot to use a new or modified configuration or

image file. This type of boot lets you specify the files that the router uses to boot

and to operate.

If you are booting with a new or modified configuration file, you should have

saved this file under a unique name. (See Chapter 3, “Modifying and Saving

Router Configurations,” for instructions on how to save a configuration file.) After

you boot the router with the new file and are confident that it is stable, you can

then rename the file config, the default configuration file.

To perform a named boot:

1. In the Site Manager main window, choose Administration > Boot Router.

The Boot Router window opens listing the default volumes and file names for

the router boot image and the configuration file (Figure 4-1)

. The file names

and volumes vary depending on the router.

For routers that use flash memory cards or single inline memory modules

(SIMMs), the default volume is the first available card or module, which is

designated by its slot number. For routers that use diskettes, the volume is the

letter A.

Figure 4-1. Boot Router Window

To use a boot image and configuration file other than the ones displayed, go to

step 2. To accept the files listed, go to step 3.

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