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Cisco router memory
Name: cliff Date: March 19, 2002 at 11:16:27 Pacific
Comment:
OK, I have to admit I am confused about a relatively simple thing. It may be my Nortel Networks background. I want to know how much memory I am using on a Cisco router. I type 'show version' and it shows me the following: 1. 32k non-volatile Config memory (I assume this to be only to store the file, and is not DRAM). 2. 4096k flash memory. I assume this is used to store the image file; not RUN the router).
Where does the router DRAM that is used to run the image, the routing protocols, the network protocols, etc?? Thx in advance!
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