Video – Cisco CCNA Training: How to wipe the configuration on your router

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Video – Cisco CCNA Training: How to wipe the configuration on your router

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Added by October 13, 2011

In this DrillBit™ Video, Cisco Instructor Mark Jacob shows how to take an existing Cisco router and make it your own. Mark recommends that students should purchase existing Cisco hardware and setup a practice environment of their own. In this video, Mark shows you how to wipe the config files of a previously installed Cisco router.  Mark uses Tera Term to clear all previous configurations and reloads the device back to its original settings.

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