Copy
Use the copy command to copy boot files and configuration files to and from
remote routers and hosts. Touse the copy command, the device must have IP
configured and running on at least one interface. The device cannot be in
Config-only mode.
Syntax:
copy config
[ibd or
filename
]
[

host-ip-address

or
filename
]
Example 1 - Copying from a Remote Router:
Boot config> copy
source filename [CONFIG] 128.185.110.30/ibd/Y17.ldc
destination filename IBD/Y17.ldc

Source filename

and

destination filename

must be one of the following:
config Configuration memory
ibd/filename
File name on IBD. Include the complete pathname.
IP address/remote
Remote file on TFTP host.
path and filename
Include the complete pathname.
Note: When copying a file to the IBD, the file is placed in the largest set of
contiguous free banks. If no banks are available the message COPY error -
TFTP Disk Full or IBD full appears on the console.
In the example above, get the source from a remote router whose IP address is
128.185.110.30.The IBD has a filename Y17.ldc. The colon (:) is used here as the
delimiter. The
destination
has a filename of Y17.cfg.
Example 2 - Copying from a Remote Host:
Boot config> copy
source filename [CONFIG] 128.185.110.30/router/loads/2210.02.cfg
destination filename ibd/2210.02.cfg
In the example above, the source has a path and filename. The destination is an
IBD.
Example 3 - Copying Within a Device:
Boot config> copy
source filename [CONFIG] config
destination filename [CONFIG]? ibd/2210.02.cfg
In the example above, the source is the configuration memory.The destination is an
IBD.
config Gets the same result as if you type copy and press the Enter key, except
that you do not get prompted for the source filename.
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