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10 Cisco IOS Router file management commands every Cisco admin should know
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10 Cisco IOS Router file management commands every Cisco admin should know
Length: 09:38 | March 23, 2009
Just like Windows and Linux, the Cisco IOS has its own list of commands to manipulate files, and it's critical for Cisco network administrators to be very familiar with them. Bill Detwiler goes over some basic Cisco file commands and shows you how they can help you keep your network running smoothly. Once you've watched this video, you can find a link to the original TechRepublic article and print the tip from TechRepublic's IT Dojo Blog.
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