[OPLINTECH] Cisco Router Question

[Chad Neeper]

It's been far too long since I configured a cisco router, so can't speak to
that. However, I use winscp for scp, ftp, ftps transfers. Works very well
and is open source. Familiar Windows file manager interface.

If you locate your target file on the router, you can right-click the file
and select "edit" to edit it right there.

http://www.winscp.net



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On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 5:20 PM, Melinda Holmes <holmesme at oplin.org> wrote:

> Put in new DNS servers and need to update the startup config file for the
> Cisco Router that subnets our network to include the new DNS IP addresses.
>  My thought is to copy the startup config file, edit it and TFTP it back
> onto the router.  Problem is, I have never done this before.  So, I am
> looking for any caveats, tips, suggestions, etc. from those experienced at
> this.  I also am open to suggestions for a good, easy-to-use, free TFTP
> product to use.
>
> Thanks,
> Mindy Holmes
> Mason Public Library
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