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Uploading the active configuration file, Show boot command – Allied Telesis 8100S Series User Manual

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Stack Installation Guide for 8100S Series Switches

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Uploading the

Active

Configuration

File

The first step to replacing the master switch of the stack is to upload the
active boot configuration file, which contains the configuration settings of
the stack, to your workstation or, alternatively, to a TFTP server. You’ll
download the file to the new switch later in these procedures.

If the current master switch is nonfunctional, perform this procedure on
whichever active switch in the stack has the lowest stack ID number.

This procedure explains how to upload the file using Zmodem from a local
management session. You may also upload the file from a Telnet, SSH or
web browser session. For instructions, refer to the AT-8100 Series
AlliedWare Plus Command Line Interface User’s Guide
or AT-8100 Series
AlliedWare Plus Web Browser User’s Guide
.

To upload the active configuration file from the current master switch from
a local management session, perform the following procedure:

1. Start a local management session on the current master switch or, if

the master switch is not functional, on whichever switch is the current
master switch. (The master switch has the lowest stack ID number.)
For instructions, refer to “Starting a Local Management Session” on
page 82.

2. Move to the Privileged Exec mode with the ENABLE command and

enter the SHOW BOOT command to identify the name of the active
configuration file:

awplus> enable

awplus# show boot

Here is an example of the information the command displays.

Figure 51. SHOW BOOT Command

The name of the active boot configuration file is displayed in the
“Current boot config” line.

3. Use the COPY FILENAME ZMODEM command in the Privileged Exec

mode to upload the file to your workstation. Here is the format of the
command:

copy

filename

.cfg zmodem

The filename variable is the name of the active boot configuration file
displayed with the SHOW CONFIG command in the previous step. Be

Current software: 2.2.0
Current boot image: 2.2.0
Default boot config : /cfg/boot.cfg
Current boot config : /cfg/stack_eng.cfg (file exists)