Facing issue to in BD 8810 switch Backup issue.Please help
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‎05-11-2015 08:35 AM
Hi Friends,
I am facing issue with BD 8810 switch .whenever trying to take backup its showing error.
Used commands :-TFTP PUT -V VR-Default Primary.cfg
I am facing issue with BD 8810 switch .whenever trying to take backup its showing error.
Used commands :-TFTP PUT -V VR-Default Primary.cfg
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‎05-12-2015 05:14 AM
Dear Alexandrp,
Is it rite syntax to take backup of extreme switch
TFTP Put -v -vr-default primary.cfg
Is it rite syntax to take backup of extreme switch
TFTP Put -v -vr-default primary.cfg
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‎05-12-2015 04:12 AM
Dear Bill,
Please let me know what is difference between Upload configuration & TFTP put commands.
Please let me know what is difference between Upload configuration & TFTP put commands.
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‎05-11-2015 06:34 PM
Sumit,
If you are doing a backup to the tftp server I would opt to do it via a .XSF or a text file, I find them easier to use and more reliable if you ever need to restore. You can do that with the "upload configuration" command - it will upload a TXT file of the total config. Here would be the complete command:
upload configuration 10.65.41.4 bill.xsf vr "VR-Default" (substitute IP address and vr where neccessary)
Uploading bill.xsf to 10.65.41.4 ... done! (Showing completion...)
This creates a bill.xsf text file on the TFTP server that you can modify and copy back. You can cut and paste or you can "load script bill" to restore.
Bill
If you are doing a backup to the tftp server I would opt to do it via a .XSF or a text file, I find them easier to use and more reliable if you ever need to restore. You can do that with the "upload configuration" command - it will upload a TXT file of the total config. Here would be the complete command:
upload configuration 10.65.41.4 bill.xsf vr "VR-Default" (substitute IP address and vr where neccessary)
Uploading bill.xsf to 10.65.41.4 ... done! (Showing completion...)
This creates a bill.xsf text file on the TFTP server that you can modify and copy back. You can cut and paste or you can "load script bill" to restore.
Bill
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‎05-11-2015 06:29 PM
Sumit,
I would first try to ping the TFTP server from the switch. If you can ping from the switch, check your TFTP settings or check to make sure your firewall is not blocking the communication.
I would first try to ping the TFTP server from the switch. If you can ping from the switch, check your TFTP settings or check to make sure your firewall is not blocking the communication.
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‎05-11-2015 06:29 PM
Dear Hernandez,
I am able to ping TFTP server and no port is blocking by firewall.
i have taken other switch backup with same TFTP server.
I am able to ping TFTP server and no port is blocking by firewall.
i have taken other switch backup with same TFTP server.
