Adding IP Route

[testpaul]

Hello

I am new to routers.

I need to add/remove an IP route to cisco 2600 router. I have seen the command which is fine. After I apply it, will it be lost when router re boots. If so how do I get it to stay.

I also have a file with all the running config that I downloaded via TFTP. I use this to update access list.

Could I change the IP routing in here (Just a Wordpad File)

If so, how would I get it back into config and to make sure the changes I have made stay when router is re booted.

I know with my access list changes I I do CONF T then NO access list 101 (return) No access list 102 (return) just the ones I have changed, then I go copy start run and give destination file name. I am new to routing and am not 100pct sure of what is happening here. How would I apply the same logic to amend routing in text file and load back to replace what is there already and make sure it stays when router re boots.

I hope this makes sense.

Regards
Paul

 

[wybnormal]

I think I know what you are asking..

Access lists are all or nothing.. no access-list **** and the whole thing goes away..

Route are different. Each statement stands alone. So you can have 20 route statements and just say no (router statement) and then type in the new one without issue.

Notepad is simpler to use for this sort of thing.. you can cut and paste the commands from notepad to the router.

Make sure when you are done to either WRI MEM or Copy running-config startup-config

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