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46.3.3 Uploading a configuration file by using FTP
You can upload a configuration file from the switch to an FTP server. You can later
download this configuration to the same switch or to another switch of the same type.
Beginning in privileged EXEC mode, follow these steps to upload a configuration file to
an FTP server:
DUT#configure terminal Enter global configuration mode.
DUT(config)#ftp username test (Optional) Create a user “test”.
DUT(config)#ftp password test (Optional) Create a password “test”.
DUT(config)#end Return to privileged EXEC mode.
DUT#copy flash:/boot/startup-config.conf
ftp://test:[email protected].163/startup-config.conf
Upload a startup configuration file to remote FTP
server.
User’s name is “test”; the password is “test”.
46.3.4 Deleting a Stored Configuration File
DUT#delete flash:/startup-config.conf Delete the configuration in flash.
46.4 Writing running configurations to startup configuration
file
If you want to save current configurations, beginning in privileged EXEC mode, follow
these steps to write running configurations to startup configuration file.
DUT#write Save configurations.
DUT#show running-config Verify your entries.
DUT#show startup-config Verify your entries.
- Model 9175 1
- 1 Configuring Interface 15
- Bridge 1 17
- 2.1 Overview 18
- 2.2 Topology 18
- 2.3 Configurations 18
- 2-2 19
- Switch S2 19
- 2.4 Validation Commands 20
- 3 Configuring LACP 21
- 3.4 Validation Commands 23
- 4.1 Overview 24
- 4.2 Configuring VLAN-CLASS 24
- 4.3 Validation commands 26
- 5 Configuring VLAN 27
- 5.4 Configuring Access Port 28
- 5.5 Configuring Trunk Port 29
- Bridge 2 30
- 6.1 Overview 33
- 6.2 References 33
- 6.3 Terminology 33
- DUT#show mac address-table 34
- 7 Configuring RSTP/STP 37
- 7.4 Configurations 38
- 7.5 Validation Commands 39
- 8 Configuring MSTP 41
- 8.5 Validation Commands 43
- 9 Configuring ERPS 47
- Switch 1 48
- Switch 2 48
- Switch 3 48
- 9.5.1 Topology 59
- Tunneling 66
- 11 Configuring CFM 71
- 11.3 Topology 72
- 11.4 Configurations 72
- Bridge2 73
- Bridge3 74
- Bridge4 75
- 11.5 Validation Commands 76
- Loopback checks 77
- 12 Configuring EFM OAM 78
- 13.1 Overview 84
- 14 Configuring ARP 87
- 14.3 Validation commands 88
- 16 Configuring RIP 91
- 16.8 Configuring Timers 95
- Validation Commands 99
- 17 Configuring OSPF 100
- DUT(config)# router ospf 109 101
- 17.5 Setting Priority 102
- 17.8 OSPF Cost 106
- 17.10 OSPF Authentication 109
- 17.11 Monitoring OSPF 111
- 18 Configuring BGP 112
- Figure 18-2: EBGP Topology 113
- CanogaOS Configuration Guide 113
- Switch A output 114
- Switch B output 115
- 18.3 Basic topology( IBGP) 116
- 19 Configuring Route-map 121
- 20 Configuring VRRP 124
- 20.4 VRRP Process 125
- 20.5 Limitations 126
- 20.6 VRRP Configuration 126
- 20.6.3 Outputs 129
- 21.1 Configuring IP SLA 132
- 21.2 Configuring TRACK 133
- 21.3 Configuring VRRP TRACK 135
- 22.1 Overview 137
- 22.3 Validation Commands 139
- 23 Configuring MVR 140
- 24.1 Multicast Overview 143
- 24.2 IGMP Configuration 143
- 24.3 PIM-SM Configuration 145
- 24.3.1 References 146
- 24.3.2 Terminology 146
- 24.3.4 PIM-SM Configuration 149
- Eth-0-1 Eth-0-1 153
- Eth-0-2 Eth-0-2 153
- 24.5.2 Validation Commands 155
- 25 Configuring VRF lite 156
- 25.2.1 Topology 157
- 25.2.2 Configuration steps 157
- 25.2.3 Display Results 159
- Ping Switch A, B and C 161
- 25.3 Customer Edge 162
- Configure Switch B 163
- Check the route on Switch A 165
- 26 Configuring LDP 168
- Configure lsr-c 169
- 26.3 Configure FEC 170
- 27.1 Topology 172
- 27.2 Configuration steps 172
- 27.3 Experiment Results 177
- PE2 output 178
- 28 Configuring VPWS 180
- 29 Configuring VPLS 184
- 29.2.5 Validation Commands 189
- Command Description 189
- 30 Configuring MPLS OAM 194
- 30.3 Validating Layer 2 FEC 197
- 30.4 Validating Layer 3 FEC 201
- 31 Configuring QoS 207
- 31.4 Configuration 211
- 31.4.3 Configure shaping 213
- 31.4.4 Configure Policy 214
- DUT(config-ip-acl)#quit 215
- DUT(config)# class-map cmap1 215
- QoS map information 220
- 32.1 Overview 224
- 32.2 Terminology 224
- 32.3 Configuration 225
- 32.4 Validation Commands 228
- 33 Configuring ACL 230
- 33.4 Validation Commands 232
- 34.1 Overview 233
- 34.2 Configurations 233
- 34.3 Validation Commands 233
- 35.1 Overview 235
- 35.2 Terminology 235
- 36 Configuring DHCP 238
- 36.2.1 Overview 240
- 37.1 Overview 243
- 37.2 Terminology 243
- 37.3 Topology 243
- 37.4 Configurations 244
- 37.5 Validation Commands 245
- 38.1 Overview 246
- 38.2 Terminology 246
- 38.3 Topology 247
- 38.4 Configurations 247
- 38.5 Validation Commands 247
- 39 Configuring IEEE 802.1x 250
- 39.6 802.1x Configuration 253
- 40.1 Overview 257
- 40.2 Topology 257
- 40.3 Configuration Steps 257
- 40.4 Checking Configuration 258
- 40.5 Display Results 259
- 41.1 Overview 260
- 41.2 References 260
- 41.3 Terminology 260
- 41.5 Configuring RSA Key 261
- 42 Configuring STM 262
- 43.2 Validation Commands 263
- 43.4 Validation Commands 264
- 43.6 Validation Commands 264
- 44.5 Deleting system image 267
- DUT(config)# line console 0 268
- 45.5 Validation 270
- 47 Configuring Mirror 275
- 47.2 Understanding Mirror 276
- 47.3 Mirror Configuration 277
- CANOGA PERKINS CORPORATION 280
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