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Cisco Switch Help ?

Klowinns

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Hello,

I'm a new member here. Your help would be appreciated. I need to clear all configuration on my newly purchased Cisco 1900 Switch, where can I post this to receive replies?

Many thanks for your time.

Regards,

Klo
 
You're in the right forum. Post away.

Also, in your settings, you'll want to set up your thread subscriptions. I do 'no email notification', so the threads that I post in, that other people post to, will show up in the user control panel. I'd get too many emails with email notification.

That way, you can keep track of the threads you post in, just by using the link 'User CP'.

Welcome to the forums.
 
I don't know much about 1900 switches, i've mostly played with 2900 switches. Is your switch command line or menu drivin? 1900 switches with the enterprise IOS can use a command line while the ones that do not have the enterprise IOS cannot be edited with the command line, they're menu drivin instead.

If indeed you have the enterprise IOS, use these commands;

switch>enable

switch# erase startup-config

switch# reload

What these commands do is
1) puts the switch into privleged mode
2) erases the startup configuration
3) reboots the switch

This should work, I dont have any experience with 1900s. If you run into any dead ends, or passwords to get around; google is your best friend.
 
I am in the same boat as you - mostly 2900 series and up

but....wouldn't a write erase do the same on the 1900's?
 
Thank you for the replies. Yes, it's the enterprise, which has the command line. I'm going to give it a go. Thanks.
 
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