Chapter 05 - Ios
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The document discusses managing Cisco IOS software. It covers the router boot sequence, locating and loading the IOS, configuration register values, IOS software components, managing configuration files using TFTP and copy/paste, and loading IOS images using TFTP and Xmodem. Environmental variables are used to download an IOS image from ROMmon mode using TFTP. The file system can be verified using show commands.
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