Capturing the configuration – HP 6Gb SAS Switch for HP BladeSystem c-Class User Manual
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Capturing the configuration
After initially configuring the switch or after making changes to an existing configuration, HP
strongly recommends backing up the configuration for safekeeping.
NOTE:
The configuration can be backed up to an FTP server or temporarily saved to the switch
and then transferred to a different location using a secure copy tool. Example secure copy tools
include pscp.exe for Windows and scp for Linux.
Syntax
[file=
ipaddr=
] [user=
[password=
Example 1: This example demonstrates backing up the configuration to an FTP server.
=> switch loc=local capture file=filename.cfg ftp ipaddr=111.222.333.444
Example 2: This example demonstrates capturing the configuration to a temporary location on the
switch and then copying to a Windows system.
1.
Enter the following to create a file named filename.cfg. The file will automatically be
saved in the /var/image directory on the switch:
=> switch loc=local capture file=filename.cfg
2.
Enter the following to copy the filename.cfg file from the /var/image directory on the
switch to a folder on the server:
In Windows environments, enter a command similar to the following:
pscp -scp [email protected]:/var/image/filename.cfg c:\backup
In Linux environments, enter a command similar to the following:
scp [email protected]:/var/image/filename.cfg /home/userXXX/.
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