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netload

user level:	This command allows you to download a file over a network from a host using TFTP.
admin	The file can be one of several types; e.g. a configuration file of another unit. The list
Syntax	of file types is shown below.
	netload [nowrite] filetype hostname filename
	where you replace the word ‘filetype’ with one of the following words:
configuration	a configuration file of a unit
term1	the first of your extra terminal definition files
term2	the second of your extra terminal definition files
term3	the third of your extra terminal definition files
software	a new version of a unit’s software
	and where:
hostname	is one from the list of hosts defined in the unit’s host table. Type ? to show
	the host table entries. Select a host by typing its name, e.g. aristotle.
filename	must include the path to the file e.g. /etc/xxxx/config/... The path/filename
	must start with the ‘forward slash’ / character; do not specify a drive letter.
	For terminal definition files, the unit will refer to your filename (after
	downloading) as either ‘term1’ ‘term2’ or ‘term3’.
nowrite	is an optional parameter which allows you to put the downloaded file into
	RAM without a write to FLASH memory. You must type the word ‘nowrite’
	immediately after ‘netload’ (separated by a space). Subsequently you can
	save the file to FLASH by re-using the netload command without the
	‘nowrite’ option.
	During and/or after download you will see status messages at the command line, e.g.
	TFTP: transfer succeeded

Note you can configure TFTP in the unit; see the command set server. The downloaded files will take effect as follows:

configuration	immediately after successful download. When you continue to use
	the cli or menus, you will be using the new configuration
term1, term2 and
term3

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