• Click one of the following radio buttons: • Remote Server —Choose ftp, smb, or http from the drop-down list, and type the path to the old image file. • Flash File System—Click Browse Flash to choose the old image file on the local flash file system. • For the Configuration, click Browse Flash to choose the pre-migration configuration file. (By default this was saved on disk0).

• (Optional) In the Activation Key field, enter the old activation key if you need to revert to a pre-8.3 activation key. See the for more information.• Click Downgrade. This tool is a shortcut for completing the following functions. • Clearing the boot image configuration ( clear configure boot). Srs Root V4.7 Download there. • Setting the boot image to be the old image ( boot system). • (Optional) Entering a new activation key ( activation-key). • Saving the running configuration to startup ( write memory).

This sets the BOOT environment variable to the old image, so when you reload, the old image is loaded. • Copying the old configuration to the startup configuration ( copy old_config_url startup-config). • Reloading ( reload). Copyright © 2002-2011, Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Hope it helps. • Click one of the following radio buttons: • Remote Server —Choose ftp, smb, or http from the drop-down list, and type the path to the old image file.

• Flash File System—Click Browse Flash to choose the old image file on the local flash file system. • For the Configuration, click Browse Flash to choose the pre-migration configuration file. (By default this was saved on disk0). • (Optional) In the Activation Key field, enter the old activation key if you need to revert to a pre-8.3 activation key. See the for more information.• Click Downgrade. This tool is a shortcut for completing the following functions. • Clearing the boot image configuration ( clear configure boot).

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• Setting the boot image to be the old image ( boot system). • (Optional) Entering a new activation key ( activation-key).

• Saving the running configuration to startup ( write memory). This sets the BOOT environment variable to the old image, so when you reload, the old image is loaded. • Copying the old configuration to the startup configuration ( copy old_config_url startup-config). • Reloading ( reload). Copyright © 2002-2011, Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

Hope it helps.