HP Multi-Site Traffic Director sa9200 - Manual (Page 95)

C H A P T E R 6 File Management Commands
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get Retrieves a configuration file from a TFTP server. Because the
TFTP protocol has no user-login or validation, sites employing it
typically enforce some file access restrictions. Such restrictions
are specific to each site and vary widely in scope and methods.
Syntax:
get
where:
TFTP URL is the address of the tftp server from which you wish
to retrieve the configuration file
Example:
get tftp://10.168.30.2/ tftpboot/get.cfg
This helps to save configuration files outside the box.
put Transfers a configuration to the specified remote file or directory.
If the remote-directory form is used, the remote host is assumed
to be a UNIX device. Because the TFTP protocol has no user-
login or validation, sites employing it typically enforce some file
access restrictions. Such restrictions are specific to each site and
vary widely in scope and methods.
Syntax:
put to
where:
TFTP URL is the address of the tftp server to which you wish to
send the configuration file.
filename is the name of the file to send.
Example:
put default.cfg to tftp://10.168.30.2/tftpboot/default.cfg
remove Removes a configuration file.
Syntax:
remove
where:
filename is name of the configuration file to be removed.
Command Description
File Management Commands