Cisco IOS perfusion method summary

Prepare the IOS file of the corresponding model. You can download it from Cisco or export the IOS file of the vswitch or vro.

Use the Console line to connect to the Console port of the vswitch or vro and open the CRT for download.) Alternatively, use the Super Terminal at the start of xp-Program-attachment-communication-Super Terminal.

1: The switch is lost. The command line mode entered after IOS is started is

Swith:

In this case, switch: flash_init should be performed to initialize flash.

Switch: copy xmodem: flash: image-name.bin for your IOS file name

When the command line interface contains the CCC characters, you can send your IOS to the switch.

Choose "transport"> "Send Xmodem" from the CRT menu bar and select "Send IOS File. Or click the menu of the Super Terminal-transfer-send file, and select the directory where your IOS is located to send IOS to the switch.

2: The vro is lost. The command line mode is displayed after IOS is started.

Rommon 1>

In this case, enter Xmodem and enter a question mark to view the Xmodem command.

Next, enter the Xmodem and run the following command on the vro.

Rommon 1> xmodem-r
Do not start the sending program yet...

Invoke this application only for disaster recovery.
Do you wish to continue? Y/n [n]: y
Ready to receive file? ...

When you see Ready, you can send the file to the router for IOS recovery.

Choose "transport"> "Send Xmodem" from the CRT menu bar and select "Send IOS File. Or click the menu of the Super Terminal-transfer-send file, and select the directory where your IOS is located to send IOS to the vro.

Note that some routers support flash cards, that is, 64 MB or MB fash cards. If this is the case, you can simply buy a card reader and open the disk, put the corresponding IOS into it, and then plug it into the vro to power up and start it. I prefer this method.

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