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Chapter 8 Archiving Configurations and Managing Them Using Archive Management
Configuring Transport Protocols
• rcp (remote copy protocol)
• SSH (Secure Shell)
• SCP (Secure Copy Protocol)
• HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secured)
Requirements to Use the Supported Protocols
If the following requirements are not met, an error message appears.
To use this
Protocols You must...
Telnet Know Telnet passwords for login and Enable modes for device. If device is configured for TACACS
authentication, enter Primary Username and Primary Password.
TFTP Know read and write community strings for device.
rcp Configure devices to support incoming rcp requests. To make sure the device is rcp-enabled, enter the
following commands in the device configuration:
# ip rcmd rcp-enable
# ip rcmd remote-host local_username {ip-address | host} remote_username [enable]
where ip_address | host is the IP address/hostname of the machine where RME is installed. The default
remote_username and local_username are cwuser. For example, you can enter:
# ip rcmd remote-host cwuser 123.45.678.90 cwuser enable
Note Disable the DNS security check for rcp if your RME server and devices are not registered with the
DNS server. To do this, use the command,
no ip rcmd domain-lookup for rcp to fetch the device configuration.