Enterasys Networks CSX7000, CSX5500 Users Report Files Statistics Files Config files Other Files

REMOTE MANAGEMENT

TFTP

The default file access for the GUEST user is “read” access to all files. The default file access for the ADMIN user is “read” access to the report and statistics files, and “read and write” access to all other files. The default for the TFTP server is ADMIN file access rights. The possible file types and possible accesses for each user are:

Users	Report Files	Statistics Files	Config files	Other Files
GUEST	RN	RN	RN	N
ADMIN	RN	RN	RWN	RWN

where:

“R” for read only file access “W” for write file access

“N” for no access rights for the corresponding file type

Actual files included in the file type categories are as follows:

File category	File types included in the category
Report	RPRT_LOG.1 - 10
Statistics	STAT_LOG.1 - 10
Configuration	*.NEI (with the exception of CFGTOKEN.NEI)
Other	All other file types: .EXE, .COM, .TXT, (CFGTOKEN.NEI), etc.

Note: If you use TFTP to copy over configuration files to the CyberSWITCH, the new configuration will not take place until the CyberSWITCH is restarted. This may be accomplished with Telnet session and issuing the restart command. The Telnet session must then be reestablished.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS

The CyberSWITCH has both the client and server TFTP components built into it. When using the CyberSWITCH as the local client, enter the following command(s) to transfer files:

tftp put or tftp get

The tftp put command transfers files to the remote host; the tftp get command retrieves files from the remote host. For either command you will then be prompted for the IP address of the remote host, the complete path of local file name, the complete path of the remote file name, and the file mode (binary or ASCII). You will be notified of the status of the transfer.

There is a tftp stats command that gives the user statistics on the TFTP feature. Statistics for the server (or remote) side imply that someone from a remote device (either on the LAN or WAN) initiated the request to transferred files to (or from) the CyberSWITCH. Statistics for the client (or local) side imply that the user on the CyberSWITCH initiated the request to transfer files to a remote device. The following statistics are available for both the server and client sides:

•Number of successful file puts

•Number of successful file gets

•Number of failed file puts

•Number of failed file gets

•Total bytes put

•Total bytes get

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