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This may be a dumb question, but I figured I'd mention it since this thread now exists. I recently got some gear together for a lab. (I don't know if I will ever even take the CCNA exams, but I enjoy playing around). I have 2x2950 switches and 2x1760 routers. I bought these all used from Amazon Marketplace. They all currently have ios loaded on them, and I'm worried about losing that. Does it make sense to set up a tftp server on a local machine and back up the ios images before I do anything else? (Or is this not really an issue and should I not really worry about losing my ios images?)
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psydude posted:In order to lose the IOS images you'd have to physically damage the equipment. Ahh okay. I thought that might be the case, but I figured I'd ask. I wasn't sure if they could become easily corrupted or anything. (Being an Enterprise Windows admin will do that to you  )Thanks for the help!
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smokmnky posted:If you are running windows you can always use http://tftpd32.jounin.net/ for a super easy tftp server. We use it a work to push IOS updates to some of our older switches. Super easy, just double click an exe and go. Close out the program when you're done awesome! Thanks for the tip
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