And this is the process we can see on our screen when the router is turned on:
Note: The “show version” command also gives us this information.
All the above information is straight-forwarding except the
information of RAM. In some series of routers, the RAM information is displayed
by 2 parameters (in this case 60416K/5120K). The first parameter indicates how
much RAM is in the router while the second parameter (5120K) indicates how much
DRAM is being used for Packet memory. Packet memory is used for buffering
packets.
So, from the output above we can learn:
Amount of RAM: 60416 + 5120 = 65536KB / 1024 = 64MB
Amount of NVRAM: 239KB
Amount of Flash: 62720KB
Amount of NVRAM: 239KB
Amount of Flash: 62720KB
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