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<5> Configuration: The final member of the Maintenance group is the configuration management.
{ Maintenance > Configuration }
<1> Save startup-config
<2> Download
<3> Upload
<1> Save startup-config: This device, when cold booted, will copy the "startup-config" into memory as the "running-config" and then run all
operations from this running configuration in memory. Any changes made via Web or console are done immediately to the "running-config". To
save those changes from the running configuration so they are available at the next cold boot, they must be "copied" to the "startup-config". Put
very simply, this is the "save" operation when finished with final configuration. Note: Failure to do this action will result in a loss of all configuration
changes since the last cold boot.
<2> Download: This device supports configuration backup by downloading (a pure text format file) either the startup or running configuration
to a TFTP server. Via the Web-based management, this download is supported in the browser from HTTP.
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Syntax : <host> <file_name> {startup | running }
Example: 10.1.1.10 config.txt startup
Download:
<3> Upload: This device supports configuration upload (restore) by transfer (a pure text format file) either the startup or running configuration
text file from a TFTP server. Via the Web-based management, this upload is supported in the browser from HTTP POST.
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Syntax : <host> <file_name> {startup | running }
Example: 10.1.1.10 config.txt startup
Upload:
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