Initializing G Router Inaccessible

Router inaccessible and backing up IP reservations

I use DHCP but I reserve most of my IP to organise devices. is there any way of backing this list up? i currently had to manually copy each device from my network map. There must be a better way. I use Winscp to login to the router . winscp.net Choose "SCP" as connection file protocol type, root as username and password what you set. IP of router and port 22 Navigate to etc > config > gl-client ...

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Cisco routers can initialize the system (boot) in four ways: • Network boot — Routers can boot from a server using the Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP), the DEC Maintenance Operation Protocol (MOP), or the Remote Copy Protocol (RCP) across any of the supported media types (such as Ethernet, Token Ring, Fiber Distributed Data Interface ...

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