I have been successfully archiving a cisco 2811 router for years. I have installed a new ISR4351 this year as a replacement, but so far my archive script has been failing.
I know that EMC can authenticate properly to the 4351, as I can use terminal from EMC to log in to the router, and I can complete a snmp walk on the device - the ports are showing up properly in EMC.
the error I see in EMC/Archive is
VOICEGW-02#copy running-config tftp: Address or name of remote host []? [EMCIP] Destination filename [voicegw-02-confg]? configs/tmp/[ROUTERIP].cfg . %Error opening tftp://[EMCIP]/configs/tmp/[ROUTERIP].cfg (Timed out) VOICEGW-02#exit
(note: edited to remove exposed IP addresses)
If I ssh to the router and execute the script commands manually I end up with:
%Error opening tftp://[EMCIP]/voicegw-02-confg (Timed out)
so I think this tells me that the router isn’t able to write back to the tftp server. Perhaps there is a permission I need to tweak in EMC??? (I can ping the EMCIP successfully)
So, my questions are:
- Is there a better/newer script than the cisco-tftp script for archiving newer versions of IOS?
- Is there a IP filter in EMC for the tftp service I need to tweak?
- Has anyone successfully integrated recent Cisco gear to archive to EMC?
thanks!
