File Transfers
File Transfers
Transferring Switch Configurations
Transferring Switch ConfigurationsYou can use the following commands to transfer Switch 212M and Switch 224M configurations between the switch and a PC or Unix workstation.
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Get | Download a switch configuration file from a networked PC or Unix workstation |
| using TFTP. |
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Put | Upload a switch configuration to a file in a networked PC or Unix workstation |
| using TFTP. |
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XGet | Uses an |
| switch configuration file from a PC or Unix workstation connected to the |
| switch’s console port. |
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XPut | Uses an |
| configuration to a file in a PC or Unix workstation connected to the switch’s |
| console port. |
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N o t e | Get or Xget overwrites the switch’s current configuration with the down- |
| loaded configuration. The switch then automatically reboots itself. |
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| To use Get or Put, you need the following: | |
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| ■ | The IP address of the remote PC or Unix workstation that is acting as a |
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| TFTP server |
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| ■ | The name assigned to the configuration file you will use on the remote PC |
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| For the “Put” operation, most Unix TFTP servers require that a file of the same | |
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| name already exists on the server, in the TFTP directory, and that the file has | |
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| “write” permissions. | |
| 1. | From the Main Menu select | |
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| 5. Diagnostics... |
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| 4. Command Prompt |