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how to deliver IOS/Config to a stack of Ciscos?

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Alan Strassberg

I was wondering - we have to ship a couple of routers out to customers, usually it's one or two at a time, so configuring everything manually (including IOS update) was OK ... but there are some projects coming up that might mean a stack of 10-30 routers at one time to be configured .... I was wondering, are there any scripts or programs out there that can take a router that is hooked up via console & ethernet and uploads flash files (sdm, IOS, etc.) as well as a pre-defined config to the router on a semi-automatic basis? Otherwise I recon I will look into writing some shell/netcat/whatever script to take care of that ...

Tnx, -gg

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Cisco Fan

Try "Receptacle" at

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It's an RCP server combined with the Tcl Web Server. It just requires 2 files to install, no compiling. It runs on various flavours of Windows and Unix. Newer Cisco routers can use rcp to transfer files.

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