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2.
Change the configuration.
3.
Save to the startup configuration file.
Figure 6-15 Example of saving the configuration (copy command)
# configure
(config)#
:
:
:
!(config)# end
!# copy running-config startup-config ...4
Do you wish to copy from running-config to startup-config? (y/n) :y
#
1.
Start editing the running configuration.
2.
Change the configuration.
3.
Execute the
4.
Save to the startup configuration file.
6.4.6 Ending configuration editing (exit command)
When you have finished editing the running configuration, execute the
global configuration mode.
6.4.7 Notes on configuration editing
(1) Limits on the number of configuration commands
If the number of entries you have edited exceeds the switch capacity, the message
Maximum number of entries are already defined
check whether any unnecessary entries exist.
(2) Copying and pasting configuration entries
When you copy and paste configuration entries, use no more than 1000 characters at one
time, including spaces and line breaks.
If the configuration entries exceed 1000 characters, copy and paste them in multiple
operations, each with no more than 1000 characters.
command to return to administrator mode.
end
...1
...2
...3
appears. If such a message appears,
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