How to Copy a SecureStack Configuration between DRAM and Flash
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‎11-07-2013 02:00 PM
Article ID: 5533
Products
SecureStack C3
SecureStack C2
SecureStack B3
SecureStack B2
SecureStack A2
Commands
'show config outfile'
'configure'
Goals
Copy a SecureStack Configuration between DRAM and Flash
Save configuration to Internal Directory
Restart using a new configuration
Copy a config
Solution
To save a copy of the running configuration from DRAM to the internal File Directory (Flash) for archival purposes, write it to the 'configs' directory
C2(rw)->show config outfile configs/myfile.cfg
C2(rw)->dir
Files: Size
================================ ========
configs:
myfile.cfg 7269
logs:
current.log 48401
C2(rw)->
To restart the system using this configuration, reference it in the 'configs' directory:
C2(rw)->configure configs/myfile.cfg
This command will reset the system and clear current configuration.
Are you sure you want to continue (y/n)?y
Copy OK: 7269 bytes copied
For more about these command sets, please refer to the SecureStack Configuration Guide for your product.
Products
SecureStack C3
SecureStack C2
SecureStack B3
SecureStack B2
SecureStack A2
Commands
'show config outfile'
'configure'
Goals
Copy a SecureStack Configuration between DRAM and Flash
Save configuration to Internal Directory
Restart using a new configuration
Copy a config
Solution
To save a copy of the running configuration from DRAM to the internal File Directory (Flash) for archival purposes, write it to the 'configs' directory
C2(rw)->show config outfile configs/myfile.cfg
C2(rw)->dir
Files: Size
================================ ========
configs:
myfile.cfg 7269
logs:
current.log 48401
C2(rw)->
To restart the system using this configuration, reference it in the 'configs' directory:
C2(rw)->configure configs/myfile.cfg
This command will reset the system and clear current configuration.
Are you sure you want to continue (y/n)
Copy OK: 7269 bytes copied
For more about these command sets, please refer to the SecureStack Configuration Guide for your product.
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