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Uploading CCIE lab configurations & using config replace to save time

Uploading CCIE lab configurations & using config replace to save time

This post will contain two major parts; Getting configurations onto Cisco IOS switches via TFTP, and utilizing config replace to replace configurations quickly for different labs. The first part, loading configuration files via TFTP, is really only needed on devices that don’t have USB ports such as the 3650 platform.

The first step is to archive all of your configuration files for each…

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