Cisco VG410 Voice Gateway Software Configuration Guide

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Updated:: October 27, 2023

Chapter: Performing a Reset

Performing a Reset

Performing a Reset

You can reset the Cisco VG410 Voice Gateway by using the reset button that is present on the I/O side of the device. To reset the device, press the reset button for more than 10 seconds. This action triggers a reload, removes the startup configuration, and recovers the process.

During the Cisco VG410 Voice Gateway manufacturing process, the nvram:golden.cfg is duplicated from the startup configuration.

When you perform a front panel reset in the field, the next router reload utilizes the information in the nvram:gold.cfg file for the router's startup configuration. If a golden.cfg file is not present, an empty startup configuration is used during startup, and the day0 autoinstall/pnp/initial configuration dialog appears.

Note

When you press the reset button, it only affects the startup configuration. The contents in the bootflash: remains intact.

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