save current config in a file in extreme switch
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‎12-02-2016 09:32 AM
we have summit X460-24t switch
usually I telnet to it and run
show config
log the contents of telnet session to a file
The problem is when screen fills up I get 'press space to continue or q to quit' , then I have to press space .
Is there a better way to get current config ?
Thanks.
usually I telnet to it and run
show config
log the contents of telnet session to a file
The problem is when screen fills up I get 'press space to continue or q to quit' , then I have to press space .
Is there a better way to get current config ?
Thanks.
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‎12-05-2016 02:14 AM
Below are some more information in using the above pipe character in Exos:
In ExtremeXOS software, the resulting command is as follows:show | {include | exclude | begin}
----show State the command. For example: show ports. (This is
followed by the vertical bar (|) when used as the pipe
character.)
----include Display the lines that match the regular expression.
----exclude Do not display the lines that match the regular expression.
----begin Display all the lines starting with the first line that matches
the regular expression.
----regexp The regular expression to match.
• Regular expressions are case-sensitive.
• Special characters in regular expressions such as [ ], ?,
and * have special significance to the Linux shell and it is
therefore common to specify your regular expression in
quotes to protect it from the shell.
In ExtremeXOS software, the resulting command is as follows:show
----show
followed by the vertical bar (|) when used as the pipe
character.)
----include Display the lines that match the regular expression.
----exclude Do not display the lines that match the regular expression.
----begin Display all the lines starting with the first line that matches
the regular expression.
----regexp The regular expression to match.
• Regular expressions are case-sensitive.
• Special characters in regular expressions such as [ ], ?,
and * have special significance to the Linux shell and it is
therefore common to specify your regular expression in
quotes to protect it from the shell.
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‎12-05-2016 02:14 AM
show configuration | include "tagged"
P.S: the word mentioned after the include for which you want to grep is case sensitive.
P.S: the word mentioned after the include for which you want to grep is case sensitive.
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‎12-05-2016 02:14 AM
you said about using pipe character.
how ?
suppose I want all lines from config containig word tagged
show config | "tagged"
how ?
suppose I want all lines from config containig word tagged
show config |
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‎12-04-2016 12:29 PM
Hi Sumeer
Yes. You are right. This option you can use if the switches are managed by Netsight or Extreme Management Center.
http://documentation.extremenetworks.com/netsight/7.0/9034986-01_EMC_7.0_EMC.pdf
But I suppose you dont use Netsight in your case.
Regards,
Karthikeyan
Yes. You are right. This option you can use if the switches are managed by Netsight or Extreme Management Center.
http://documentation.extremenetworks.com/netsight/7.0/9034986-01_EMC_7.0_EMC.pdf
But I suppose you dont use Netsight in your case.
Regards,
Karthikeyan
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‎12-04-2016 12:29 PM
I am able to access switch by opening VLAN IP address in web browser
https://s14.postimg.org/urpnu8xpt/extreme_web.jpg
Can I take backup of switch-config on desktop using this ?
https://s14.postimg.org/urpnu8xpt/extreme_web.jpg
Can I take backup of switch-config on desktop using this ?
