Managing Switch Configuration and Files
Fixed Switch Configuration Guide 6-7
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configs:
myconfig 4237
logs:
current.log 512017
secure:
secure/logs:
B5(su)->copy configs/myconfig tftp://192.168.10.1/myconfig
To use a backup configuration file, refer to “Reverting to a Previous Image” on page 6-3 and
“Applying a Saved Configuration” on page 6-7 below.
Applying a Saved Configuration
Use the configure command to execute a configuration file stored on the switch. You can append
the file to the current configuration, to make incremental adjustments to the current configuration,
or you can replace the current configuration with the contents of the file. When you replace the
current configuration, an automatic reset of the system is required.
This example appends the file “myconfig” located in the configs directory to the current running
configuration:
B5(su)->configure configs/myconfig append
This example replaces the current configuration with the contents of the “myconfig” file. After the
system resets, you will have to establish another CLI session and log in to the system again.
B5(su)->configure configs/myconfig
This command will reset the system and clear current configuration.
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