4. Configure any base services, such as boot options. Access the configuration
process as described in “Accessing the Configuration Process, CONFIG (Talk
6)” on page 14.
5. Configure the interfaces. Access the interface configuration process as
described in “Accessing the Network Interface Configuration Process” on
page 15 .
6. Configure any required features. Access the feature configuration process as
described in “Accessing Feature Configuration and Operating Processes” on
page 19 .
7. Configure any protocols that will run through this device. Access the protocol
configuration process as described in “Accessing Protocol Configuration and
Operating Processes” on page 19.
Note: At the very least, you will configure IP in this step.
8. Restart the router as described in “Reloading or Restarting the Router” on
page 6 .
Basing a Configuration on an Existing Configuration
This section describes how to:
vBase a configuration on the configuration in an operating 2210
vPermanently update the configuration in a 2210
vTemporarilyupdate the configuration of a 2210 while the 2210 is operating

Basing on an Existing Configuration

If you already have a 2210 that has the same interfaces, features, and protocols
that you want to configure on a new 2210, you can save time by basing the
configuration on the existing 2210. Youcan perform this type of configuration either
using the command line interface or by using the configuration program that comes
with the 2210. In both cases, the procedures assume that the 2210 is not in your
production network.
Tobase a configuration on an existing configuration using the command line
interface:
1. Obtain a copy of the configuration you want to use.
a. Enter talk 6 at the OPCON (*) prompt.
b. Enter boot at the Config> prompt.
c. Enter the copy command at the Boot config> prompt. See “Chapter 7. The
Boot CONFIG Process” on page83 for more information.
2. Connect to the 2210 that you are configuring.
3. Load the configuration you obtained in step 1 intothe 2210 using TFTP GET.
See “Chapter 7. The Boot CONFIG Process”on page 83.
4. Update the configuration.
5. Restart the 2210.
Tobase a configuration on an existing configuration using the configuration
program:
1. Start the configuration program.
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