Allied Telesis AT-9000/12PoE, User Manual

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AT-9000 Switch Command Line User’s Guide
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3. If the new member switch is to use BOOT.CFG as the name of its
active boot configuration file, you complete the replacement procedure
by resetting the switch to configure its parameters with the settings in
the file. But because this example assumes that the name of the active
boot configuration file has to be actSalesE4.cfg, you have to perform a
few additional steps. You need to rename the BOOT.CFG file with the
MOVE command and designate the file as the active boot
configuration file with the BOOT CONFIG-FILE command. You can
perform these tasks through enhanced stacking from the command
switch, as shown in these steps:
awplus# dir
List the files in the file system of
the command switch to confirm
that it has the configuration file you
want to upload to the member
switch. In this example, the
filename is Eng12c.cfg file.
awplus# configure terminal
Enter the Global Configuration
mode.
awplus(config)# upload config remotelist
Enter the UPLOAD CONFIG
REMOTELIST command to begin
the file transfer.
Enter the configuration file name -> SalesE4.cfg
At the prompt, enter the name of
the configuration file the command
switch is to upload to the member
switch. In this example, the
filename is SalesE4.cfg.
Enter the list of switches -> 3
At the prompt, enter the enhanced
stacking ID number, learned with
the SHOW ESTACK
REMOTELIST command, of the
member switch to receive the file.
The example assumes that the ID
number of the replacement
member switch is 3.
-
At this point, the command switch
sends the file to the member
switch, which stores it in its file
system as BOOT.CFG.
awplus(config)# exit
On the command switch, return to
the Privileged Exec mode.