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Managing Router Files

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Do not enter the complete pathname, since you speciﬁed the pathname in

the TFTP Put File Selection window.

c. In the Destination File ﬁeld, type the name under which you want to

store the ﬁle on the router.

d. Click on OK.

The Router Files Manager transfers the ﬁles to the Site Manager router to

which you are currently connected. A message appears in the TFTP

Rename Files window indicating when the operation is complete.

e. Click on Cancel in the TFTP Rename Files window.

You return to the TFTP Put File Selection window. You can then click on

OK to transfer any remaining ﬁles (without changing the ﬁlenames), or

repeat these steps for each ﬁle you want to rename.

Backing Up Router Software Files to a Host Computer

We recommend that you use TFTP to back up the contents of each memory card

or ﬂash SIMM to a host computer on your network. After you back up all ﬁles,

you can remove the ﬁles freboot.exe and frediag.exe. These ﬁles are not required

on the router’s memory card, ﬂash SIMM, or diskette and are distributed only as

backups for the EEPROMs.

Modifying

conﬁg

Files in Remote Conﬁguration Mode

Use this procedure when you use the Conﬁguration Manager remote mode to

modify a conﬁg ﬁle.

1. Compact the contents of the memory card or ﬂash SIMM if your router

is equipped with one.

See the next section, “Compacting File Space on a Memory Card or Flash

SIMM.”

2. Copy the conﬁg ﬁle to a new ﬁle named temp.

See “Copying a File” earlier in this chapter.

Note: You can put a renamed ﬁle on only one router at a time (the router to

which you are currently connected), even if you choose multiple routers in the

TFTP Put File Selection window.

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