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Glossary Term Copy Running-config

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What is Copy Running-config?

Copying the running-config refers to the process of saving the current configuration settings of a network device into its active memory, allowing for easy restoration or transfer of settings when needed.

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Understanding Copy Running-config

Copying the running configuration refers to the process of duplicating the current configuration settings of a network device, such as a router or switch, and saving it to a specified location. This copy includes all the active parameters and settings that are currently in effect on the device at that moment. This action is typically done to back up the current configuration for future reference, to restore the device to a previous state if needed, or to transfer the configuration to another similar device for consistency.

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