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Backing Up and Restoring the Controller's Network
Configuration from an FTP Server
In addition to backing up and restoring the controller's network configuration from its own
database, the controller supports backup and restore of its network configuration from an FTP
server using the CLI.
This section describes the requirements for backing up and restoring the controller's network
configuration from an FTP server, the information that is included in the backup file, and how to
perform the backup and restore process.
To back up and restore the controller's network configuration from an FTP server, the controller
must have already been set up and in service. In case of a multi-node cluster, all the nodes in
the cluster must be in service.
Table 20: Information that is backed up to the FTP server on page 345 lists the network
configuration that is backed up from the control and data planes when you perform a backup
procedure to an FTP server.
Table 20: Information that is backed up to the FTP server
Data PlaneControl Plane
• Primary interface• Control interface
• Cluster interface • Static routes
•• Management interface Internal subnet prefix
• Static routes
• User-defined interfaces
Backing Up to an FTP Server
Follow these steps to back up the controller network configuration to an FTP server.
1. Log on to the controller from the controller's command line interface (CLI). For more
information, see the corresponding Command Line Interface Reference Guide for your controller
platform.
2. At the prompt, enter en to enable privileged mode.
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