[&] You wish to save a copy of your Running-Configuration file to an external server. Which of the protocols below can be used to accomplish this? (**Select three answers**)
- FTP -- Correct
- HTTP -- Correct
- TFTP -- Correct
- Telnet
- SSH
- SMTP

[&] On your Cisco IOS switch, you currently have a configuration file named, "Test-config" in Flash memory.  You'd like to swap your existing Running-Config file for "Test-config". How can you do this? (Select the best answer)
- This is not possible in Cisco IOS
- configure confirm flash:Test-config
- copy flash:Test-config running-config
- configure replace flash:Test-config -- Correct

[&] You have several configuration files stored in Flash memory. You're thinking of swapping the current running-config for a saved file called, "Test-Config" but before you do so, you'd like to read the contents of this saved configuration file.  How can you do that? (Select the best answer)
- print flash:Test-Config
- display flash:Test-Config
- read flash:Test-Config
- more flash:Test-Config -- Correct

[&] Your intention is to view the Running-Config in a Cisco switch so that you can copy it to a text file.  However you are irritated because every time you issue the command, "show run" the output is paused at roughly every twenty lines of output and you see "--More--" displayed.  How can you issue the "show run" command and have it continuously scroll the output until it is finished? (Select the best answer)
- Issue the command, "scroll no stop"
- Issue the command, "terminal length 0" -- Correct
- Issue the command, "terminal end 0"
- Issue the command, "scroll length 0"

[&] Which two commands will delete the Startup-Config from nvram on a Cisco IOS device? (Select two answers)
- write
- overwrite
- write erase -- Correct
- delete startup-config
- erase startup-config -- Correct

[&] On a Cisco IOS router, what are the  series of commands in order to reset that device back to a factory default configuration? (Select two answers)
- erase startup ---> reload -- Correct
- write ---> reload
- delete startup-config ---> restart
- write erase ---> reload -- Correct
- set-default ---> reload

[&] On a Cisco IOS switch, what are the  series of commands in order to reset that device back to a factory default configuration? (Select two answers)
- erase startup ---> reload
- set-default ---> delete flash: --> reload
- write erase ---> delete flash:vlan.dat ---> reload -- Correct
- erase startup ---> delete flash:vlan.dat ---> reload -- Correct
- write erase ---> reload

[&] You are on a Cisco router and want to save its configuration, renaming it to "Bob-Config" for later recognition. Which of the following answers is the correct way to do this? (Select the best answer)
- copy running-config rename:Bob-Config
- copy running-config dram:Bob-Config
- copy running-config flash:Bob-Config -- Correct
- This is not possible in Cisco IOS

[&] You are going through the process to delete the Startup-Config from an IOS device so you can reset it to factory defaults. During that process you are prompted with the , "System configuration has been modified. Save? [yes / no]". How should you this ? (Select the best answer)
- type "no" -- Correct
- type "yes"
- Press the Control+C keys
- type "quit"