#1 - cisco
login to the device
change to 'enable'-mode
type the following command and replace the '???' with the correct numbers
copy system:/running-config tftp://172.20.1.23/cisco/running-config-dv???.cfg
here is an example:
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muempf@fenya:~$ telnet dv01b
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Trying 172.16.250.12...
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Connected to dv01b.frankenw.lcl.
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Escape character is '^]'.
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User Access Verification
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Password:
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vt01_2>enable
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Password:
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vt01_2#copy system:/running-config tftp://172.20.1.23/cisco/running-config-dv01b.cfg
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Address or name of remote host [172.20.1.23]?
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Destination filename [cisco/running-config-dv01b.cfg]?
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!!!
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9401 bytes copied in 0.764 secs (12305 bytes/sec)
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vt01_2#quit
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Connection closed by foreign host.
#2 - hp
login to the device
From the Main Menu select
5. Diagnostics...
4. Command Prompt
put IP_address CONFIG remote_file
put 172.20.1.23 CONFIG cisco/running-config-dv01i.cfg
#3 - extreme
login to the device
like on cisco devices, you can use '?' for help on any place or command
here follows the walkthrough:
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muempf@fenya:~$ ssh admin@172.16.2.41
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Enter password for admin:
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ExtremeXOS
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Copyright (C) 2000-2008 Extreme Networks. All rights reserved.
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Protected by US Patent Nos: 6,678,248; 6,104,700; 6,766,482; 6,618,388; 6,034,957; 6,859,438; 6,912,592; 6,954,436; 6,977,891; 6,980,550; 6,981,174; 7,003,705;
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7,017,082; 7,046,665; 7,126,923; 7,142,509; 7,149,217; 7,152,124; 7,154,861; 7,245,619; 7,245,629; 7,269,135.
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==============================================================================
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Press the <tab> or '?' key at any time for completions.
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Remember to save your configuration changes.
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # upload ?
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configuration System configuration
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debug transfer support/debug data out of the switch
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ip-security IP Security
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log Show information related to logging
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # upload configuration ?
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<hostname> Remote TFTP server host name
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<ipaddress> Remote TFTP server IP address
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # upload configuration 172.20.1.23 ?
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<filename> Remote TFTP server file name
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # upload configuration 172.20.1.23 extreme/summit-x450-stack.cfg ?
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<cr> Execute the command
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vr Virtual router
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # upload configuration 172.20.1.23 extreme/summit-x450-stack.cfg vr ?
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<vr-name> Virtual router name
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"VR-Default" "VR-Mgmt"
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # upload configuration 172.20.1.23 extreme/summit-x450-stack.cfg vr vr-default
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Uploading summit-x450.cfg to 172.20.1.23 ...
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.2 # quit
OR:
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # tftp -v vr-default -p -l back.cfg
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Slot-1 X450-STACK.1 # tftp -v vr-default -g -l restore.cfg -r back.cfg
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Connection to 172.16.2.41 closed.
#4 - bintec
login to the device
run 'setup' and chose 'Configuration Management'
fill the fields with the correct values
finish action with 'START OPERARTION'
here are the screen with filled variables:
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R232bw Setup Tool Funkwerk Enterprise Communications GmbH
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[CONFIG]: Configuration Management hk-25002-r01
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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Operation put (FLASH -> TFTP)
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TFTP Server IP Address 172.20.1.23
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TFTP File Name bintec/172-025-002-062--by-hand.cfg
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Name in Flash boot
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Type of last operation put (FLASH -> TFTP)
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State of last operation done
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START OPERATION EXIT
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转载自:
http://blog.pigwidgeon.de/networking/save_switch-router_config_via_tftp.html
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