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Hi.

I have remote access (Cisco VPN client + telnet) to my Cisco 1721 router. I
want to implement aditional VPN functionality. To do this I have to change
lot of configuration parameters. The problem is that my changes can
disconnect the router from the internet (so my VPN tunel will go down and I
will not have any posibility to repair the settings).

So I start 'reload in 15' every time I started chanigin the configuration
.... this way if the router disconnect me, it will reboot in 15 minutes with
the old configuration so that I can connect to it.

The problem is that sometimes I want to start from the scratch config (e.g.
I don't know how to delete a dynmap for VPN) ... is there a way to start a
new config in a file or something like a snapshot, and run this config when
it is done ... if it doesn't produce wanted results I want to reload the
router as described above. Any idea?

Regards,
Dezo

Hello Damir,

You can use WinAgents IOS Config Editor to quickly backup and restore
configuration files. You can donload it here:
http://www.winagents.com/downloads.htm . The product description:
http://www.winagents.com/cisco-config-editor.htm

--
Sincerely,
Oleg Malkov
WinAgents Software Group /* http://www.winagents.com */


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> Hi.
>
> I have remote access (Cisco VPN client + telnet) to my Cisco 1721 router.
I
> want to implement aditional VPN functionality. To do this I have to change
> lot of configuration parameters. The problem is that my changes can
> disconnect the router from the internet (so my VPN tunel will go down and
I
> will not have any posibility to repair the settings).
>
> So I start 'reload in 15' every time I started chanigin the configuration
> ... this way if the router disconnect me, it will reboot in 15 minutes
with
> the old configuration so that I can connect to it.
>
> The problem is that sometimes I want to start from the scratch config
(e.g.
> I don't know how to delete a dynmap for VPN) ... is there a way to start a
> new config in a file or something like a snapshot, and run this config
when
> it is done ... if it doesn't produce wanted results I want to reload the
> router as described above. Any idea?
>
> Regards,
> Dezo
>
>