Configuration Guide System Upgrade and Maintenance
Transferring Files by TFTP IPv6
There are two ways to transfer files by TFTP: download files from the host to the equipment, or upload files from
the equipment to the host.
In the CLI command mode, download the files by performing the following steps:
Before download, first run the TFTP server software on the local host. Finally, log in to the equipment. In the
privileged EXEC mode, download the files by using the following commands.
Ruijie# copy tftp: //location/ filename flash:
filename
Download the specified file from the
URL on the host to the equipment.
In the CLI command mode, upload the files by performing the following steps:
Before upload, first run the TFTP server software on the local host. Then, select the destination directory for the
file to upload at the host. Finally, upload the files by using the following commands in the privileged EXEC mode.
Ruijie# copy flash: filename tftp:
//location/filename
Upload the specified file from the
equipment to the directory specified
by the URL on the host. You can also
rename the file.
If location is the local link address, use the following command to
specify the egress:
Ruijie#copy tftp: flash:
Address of remote host []?fe80::5efe:192.168.195.90
Output Interface: loopback 0
Source filename []?rgos.bin
Extended commands [n]:
Destination filename [rgos.bin]?
Transferring Files by XMODEM
There are two ways to transfer files by Xmodem: download files from the host to the equipment, or upload files
from the equipment to the host.
In the CLI command mode, download the files by performing the following steps:
Prior to download, first log in to the out-band management interface of the device by using the Windows
HyperTerminal. Then, download the files by using the following command in the privileged EXEC mode. Finally,
select the “Send File” from the “Transfer” menu on the Windows HyperTerminal on the local host, as shown in
the following figure:
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