1. Running config - the config which is currenlty running on the switch
2. Startup config- the config which will get loaded next time your switch boots.
Some models also have option of Backup config - kept as a standby for your startup config or entirely different config in memory.
Any modifications you make, it will be made on the running config. In case of reboot the running config is cleared and whatever is stored in startup config will get loaded.
Hence in case if you want to save any changes, you have to copy your running config to your startup config either using CLI command or the Web GUI.
console# copy running-config startup-config
This command should be manually issued in the CLI. If you are doing any changes in your GUI then you have a option of save changes and reboot.
biswajith
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Posted November 25th, 2009 04:00
Powerconnect has 2 config files,
1. Running config - the config which is currenlty running on the switch
2. Startup config- the config which will get loaded next time your switch boots.
Some models also have option of Backup config - kept as a standby for your startup config or entirely different config in memory.
Any modifications you make, it will be made on the running config. In case of reboot the running config is cleared and whatever is stored in startup config will get loaded.
Hence in case if you want to save any changes, you have to copy your running config to your startup config either using CLI command or the Web GUI.
console# copy running-config startup-config
This command should be manually issued in the CLI. If you are doing any changes in your GUI then you have a option of save changes and reboot.