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This page shows how to save and load back the config
This page shows how to save and load back the config


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====Display config to terminal====
====Display config to terminal====


<code>show config</code>
&lt;code&gt;show config&lt;/code&gt;


====Save config====
====Save config====
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First it needs to be saved to a file ''on the switch'':
First it needs to be saved to a file ''on the switch'':


<code>show config outfile slot1/keller_config.cfg</code>
&lt;code&gt;show config outfile slot1/keller_config.cfg&lt;/code&gt;


Then this file needs to be copied off the switch (via tftp to the server). For this, the server needs to support tftp uploads. By default, the Tftp daemon on the server should support this, provided that
Then this file needs to be copied off the switch (via tftp to the server). For this, the server needs to support tftp uploads. By default, the Tftp daemon on the server should support this, provided that
* it is running (start it, if needed by setting <code>disable </code> no= in the <code>/etc/xinetd.d/tftp</code> file, and doing an <code>rcxinetd reload</code>)
* it is running (start it, if needed by setting &lt;code&gt;disable &lt;/code&gt; no= in the &lt;code&gt;/etc/xinetd.d/tftp&lt;/code&gt; file, and doing an &lt;code&gt;rcxinetd reload&lt;/code&gt;)
* the target file already exists (under the <code>/tftpboot</code> root), and is publically writable. If necessary, create it as follows:
* the target file already exists (under the &lt;code&gt;/tftpboot&lt;/code&gt; root), and is publically writable. If necessary, create it as follows:


<pre>
&lt;pre&gt;
mkdir /tftpboot/switch-config
mkdir /tftpboot/switch-config
touch /tftpboot/switch-config/keller_config.cfg
touch /tftpboot/switch-config/keller_config.cfg
chmod 666 /tftpboot/switch-config/keller_config.cfg
chmod 666 /tftpboot/switch-config/keller_config.cfg
</pre>
&lt;/pre&gt;


This creates an empty <code>keller_config.cfg</code> file with the correct permissions.
This creates an empty &lt;code&gt;keller_config.cfg&lt;/code&gt; file with the correct permissions.


When ready, enter the following command on the switch:
When ready, enter the following command on the switch:


<code>copy slot1/keller''config.cfg tftp://10.0.0.1/switch-config/keller''config.cfg</code>
&lt;code&gt;copy slot1/keller''config.cfg tftp://10.0.0.1/switch-config/keller''config.cfg&lt;/code&gt;


This should now overwrite the placeholder <code>keller_config.cfg</code> file with its real contents.
This should now overwrite the placeholder &lt;code&gt;keller_config.cfg&lt;/code&gt; file with its real contents.


If there are problems with this command, just use <code>show config</code> and copy-paste the output to a file using the mouse ;-)
If there are problems with this command, just use &lt;code&gt;show config&lt;/code&gt; and copy-paste the output to a file using the mouse ;-)


====Restore config====
====Restore config====
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First (if needed) you need to copy the config file from the server to the switchs flash memory via tftp
First (if needed) you need to copy the config file from the server to the switchs flash memory via tftp


<code>copy tftp://10.0.0.1/switch-config/keller''config.cfg slot1/keller''config.cfg</code>
&lt;code&gt;copy tftp://10.0.0.1/switch-config/keller''config.cfg slot1/keller''config.cfg&lt;/code&gt;


Then you need to apply it:
Then you need to apply it:


<code>configure slot1/keller_config.cfg</code>
&lt;code&gt;configure slot1/keller_config.cfg&lt;/code&gt;

Revision as of 04:54, 24 November 2010

This page shows how to save and load back the config


Display config to terminal

<code>show config</code>

Save config

First it needs to be saved to a file on the switch:

<code>show config outfile slot1/keller_config.cfg</code>

Then this file needs to be copied off the switch (via tftp to the server). For this, the server needs to support tftp uploads. By default, the Tftp daemon on the server should support this, provided that

  • it is running (start it, if needed by setting <code>disable </code> no= in the <code>/etc/xinetd.d/tftp</code> file, and doing an <code>rcxinetd reload</code>)
  • the target file already exists (under the <code>/tftpboot</code> root), and is publically writable. If necessary, create it as follows:

<pre> mkdir /tftpboot/switch-config touch /tftpboot/switch-config/keller_config.cfg chmod 666 /tftpboot/switch-config/keller_config.cfg </pre>

This creates an empty <code>keller_config.cfg</code> file with the correct permissions.

When ready, enter the following command on the switch:

<code>copy slot1/kellerconfig.cfg tftp://10.0.0.1/switch-config/kellerconfig.cfg</code>

This should now overwrite the placeholder <code>keller_config.cfg</code> file with its real contents.

If there are problems with this command, just use <code>show config</code> and copy-paste the output to a file using the mouse ;-)

Restore config

First (if needed) you need to copy the config file from the server to the switchs flash memory via tftp

<code>copy tftp://10.0.0.1/switch-config/kellerconfig.cfg slot1/kellerconfig.cfg</code>

Then you need to apply it:

<code>configure slot1/keller_config.cfg</code>

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