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In this lab, we have a number of tasks to complete with regards to the operating system and configuration

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of the network devices in the first task, we need to back up the start-up and running configurations

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of both the router and the switch.

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So on the router, I can see that the router has booted up.

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The router has an IP address of 10.1.1.1.

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The TFTP server has an IP address of 10.1.1.100.

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So the first thing we want to do is make sure that the router can ping the TFTP server, which it can, and

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now we can back up the running and startup-config of the router.

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So copy running-config TFTP address of the TV server is 10.1.1.100.

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I'm going to call the configuration R1 run CONF G or config.

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That's now being backed up to the TFTP server.

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I'm then going to copy the startup configuration to the server IP address is ten one one 100.

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I'm going to call this hour one startup config that's also being backed up, so on the TV to be Savar,

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if I go to Services TFT, I can see the running and start up config of the router.

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I'll do something very similar on the switch.

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Firstly, make sure that I have IP connectivity to the TV server.

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Which I do, and then I can say, copy stored up conflict, do you have to DTP?

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IP address of the IP server, this is which one startup config.

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That's now being backed up, copy run TV, IP address of the chief to be server switch one run config

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back on the TV server.

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I'm going to click on DNS and then P to refresh the TV directory.

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I can now see both the running and start up config of the router and the switch.

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Show Flash on the Radar shows us the operating system in the flash of the router.

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We need to back up the routers operating system to the TV to be server.

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On the TV, far do we have that file backed up?

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So do we have C20 900 Universal Canine, Mosad or Mzee, SPEEA, one five one four and for Ben.

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And the answer is no.

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We've got a later file on the TV server.

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So I'm going to say copy flesh.

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TFTP.

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The source file.

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That we want to copy is this file I.P. address of the to be server is that I'm going to leave her the

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destination name as it is.

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And as you can see, the fall has now been backed up to the teeth to be server.

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So if I refresh the list on the TV to be Savar, you can see the file has been backed up to the TV server.

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Honor the switch show.

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This is the file in the flash of the switch.

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Is that file found on the TV server?

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The answer is no, it's not.

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So copy flash TDP.

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Source file is that IP address of the TV server is that this is a large file, so it may take a while

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for it to back up to the TFTP server.

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But as you can see, it's starting to be backed up.

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I'll refresh the list on the TV server.

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We can't see it in the list yet.

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But hopefully once that's completed, we'll be able to see the file on the TV server.

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While we're waiting for that, we need to verify that the configurations and operating systems of the

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devices are found on the TV to be Savar, these are rodders configurations, switch configurations.

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Here's the raw data operating system, and now that the TV copy has completed, we can see the switch

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configuration on the TFTP server.

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Again, this is the file found in the flash of the switch and there it is on the TV to be server, so

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the fall has successfully been copied to the TV server.

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We've now completed part one of the tasks.