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Automated Cleanup of IOS and router configuration

G'Day Everyone, I have a rack of 10 routers and a few switches that I would like to provide people of my study group to use. I was after a way to automate the clenning up and reloading of these routers back to a factory default. Things I want to protect are if someone has set a password or erased the flash. I was thinking to have all these routers boot up from tftp to protect people erasing the flash (am I on the right track there?) How would I automate the clean up of these routers ? Any sugestions would be terrific.

Regards

John

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I would like to provide people of my study group to use. I was after a way to automate the clenning up and reloading of these routers back to a factory default. Things I want to protect are if someone has set a password or erased the flash. I was thinking to have all these routers boot up from tftp to protect people erasing the flash (am I on the right track there?) How would I automate the clean up of these routers ? Any sugestions would be terrific.

write a script. or write a note to the people that use them "hey, when you're done, do a 'wr erase' and reload the equipment please".

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