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I obtained a used Cisco 3850 and am trying to get it to boot up and change Gigabit/Ethernet interface states to UP without console input. The 3850 boots and loads the image and linux kernal and ignores startup-config. It then asks if I want to enter the initial configuration dialog and I have to enter no and return before it will activate the ethernet ports. I have tried various actions gleaned from googling for days, like term shell, SWITCH_IGNORE_STARTUP_CFG=0; config-register 0x2102 (comes back and says "will be 0x102 next reload"); Configure terminal no boot system, boot system flash:packages.conf; Nothing seems to solve the problem...I just need it to leave all the ports up without input from the console if the juice goes out and it restarts...

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  • Have you tried simply using the initial configuration dialog to activate the desired ports and then saving the config? Commented yesterday

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