How to Backup Cisco Switch Configuration Step by Step
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) – TFTP is a simple file transfer protocol which is either used to put or get a file from a remote host. It uses UDP port number 69. But TFTP is used where no authentication and control is required. Cisco TFTP Server Description. Cisco TFTP Server is based for Windows and gives users complete control and administration to serve files through the Trivial File Transfer Protocol.
- Select Type Device.CLI.Send commands Enter a name and description, for example 'Download Cisco IOS config to TFTP'. Click the Options tab. Select List of commands to be entered on device and enter the.
- Copy start tftp: Copies the startup config to a TFTP server. Copy tftp flash: Copies a file from a TFTP server to flash. Copy tftp run: Merges a file on the TFTP server into the running config. Copy tftp start: Replaces the startup config with a file from a TFTP server. Hints for 'copy' commands which involve a TFTP server.# Make sure that.
- We need to provide the username and password that were already created on the FTP server. Issue the copy ftp flash exec mode command and follow the wizard. Here is an example. Let’s say that we want to transfer the image file from the FTP server to a Cisco switch. We can do this using the following set of commands.
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Configuration Procedure
This article and video tutorial is all about doing backup Cisco switch configuration, this is the one of the rapid way of doing the backup. All you need on TFTP Services running Laptop or minor desktop on which you can install any TFTP services application (Solar winds). then you can follow the below steps to accomplish.
Step by Step:-
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Switch>en
Switch#copy running-config tftp:
Then Enter
Cisco Tftp Server Commands Ubuntu
Address or name of remote host []? (Enter IP Address of your TFTP Server)
Destination filename [Switch-confg]?(Enter the config file name you want to keep)
Cisco Copy Tftp Command
After successful back you should be able to see as below
Writing running-config…!!