Transparent mode does not allow
shared interfaces.
Step 4. Identify the URL from which the system downloads the context configuration by using the configurl
command. Context configuration can be downloaded via several methods, such as internal
flash, HTTP/HTTPS, TFTP, or using FTP server.
Step 5. Change between contexts to perform configuration and monitoring tasks within each context by
using the changeto context {name} command. The prompt changes to the following:
hostname/context-name#
Step 6. To view the context information, use the show context [name | detail| count] command.
Example 6-1 shows how to enable multiple contexts mode. The example sets the admin-context to be
administrator, creates a context called "administrator" on the internal flash memory, and adds another two
contexts: a context called customerA from an FTP server, and another context called customerB from internal
flash. Note that the context names are case sensitive.
Example 6-1. Configuring Multiple Contexts
Code View:
hostname(config)# mode multiple
hostname(config)# admin-context administrator
hostname(config)# context administrator
hostname(config-ctx)# allocate-interface Ethernet0.1
hostname(config-ctx)# allocate-interface Ethernet1.
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