We just had a major power outage, and two of our Cisco 2610's did not boot up properly when the power came back up. When I consoled into them, they were both stuck at a "rommon1" prompt, and I had to manually enter "boot" to get them up. I know there's an easy way to make them automatically boot, I just don't know the command. Help? Thanks.
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2610 Boot process
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If the router boots all the way when you issue the boot command from rommon, then you have a valid image. You can do a 'show version' to see what the current config-register is, it should be one of the last items listed. You can change it from global config-mode with something like:
config t
config-register 0x2102
end
then when you do a show ver, you should see that the register is changed for the next reload...
config t
config-register 0x2102
end
then when you do a show ver, you should see that the register is changed for the next reload...
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