Which two commands will save the running-config so that changes will be loaded automatically on the next reboot? (Choose two.)
Which two commands will save the running-config so that changes will be loaded automatically on the next reboot? (Choose two.)
To ensure the running-config is saved and loaded automatically on the next reboot, the appropriate commands are 'write memory' and 'copy running-config startup-config'. The 'write memory' command saves the running configuration to the device's non-volatile memory, ensuring that changes are retained after a reboot. 'Copy running-config startup-config' explicitly copies the current running configuration to the startup configuration, which is used upon device boot. These commands are standard in managing device configurations.
ITGod713, that is a valid option to save the running-config but the question relates to "command" (CLI). The correct answer A and D
The answer is really A and B. The menu interface gives you the save option https://techhub.hpe.com/eginfolib/networking/docs/switches/common/15-18/5998-8158_bog/content/ch04s02.html
A&D Until today i still use wr me , as it is the quickest way. But copy run start is also possible of course
A/D: In Aruba, there are two commands that can be used to save the running configuration so that changes will be loaded automatically on the next reboot: "write memory" or "wr" command: This command saves the running configuration to the device's non-volatile random access memory (NVRAM), which is persistent and retains its data even after a reboot. "copy running-config startup-config" or "copy run start" command: This command copies the running configuration to the startup configuration, which is loaded automatically during device boot up source: ChatGPT