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Chapter 1 Managing the CSS Software
Configuring Disks in a Two-Disk CSS
Copying Files Between Disks
Use the
copy
command to copy the startup configuration, logs, scripts, archive,
and boot image files from one disk (source) to the second disk (destination) in a
CSS. The CSS software automatically creates the software directory and
hierarchy on the destination disk. This command is available only in SuperUser
mode.
The syntax is:
copy
source_disk_slot
{
log
filename
{
destination filename
}|
logs
|
script
filename
{
destination filename
}|
scripts
|
archive
filename
{
destination
filename
}|
archives
|
boot-image
filename
|
startup-config
}
The options and variables for the
copy
command are as follows:
•
source_disk_slot -
Specifies the disk location containing the files you want to
copy. Valid entries are 0 (disk in slot 0) and 1 (disk in slot 1). If you want to
perform a complete copy of all contents from the source disk to the second
disk, enter only the
disk_slot
value. Do not enter values for the additional
copy
command variables.
•
log
filename
- Copies the specified log file from the source disk to the second
disk.
•
log
filename
{
destination filename
}
- Copies the specified log file from the
source disk to the second disk using a different destination filename.
•
logs
- Copies all log files from the source disk to the second disk.
•
script
filename
- Copies the specified script from the source disk to the
second disk.
•
script
filename
{
destination filename
}
- Copies the specified script from the
source disk to the second disk using a different destination filename.
•
scripts
- Copies all scripts from the source disk to the second disk.
•
archive
filename
- Copies the specified archive file from the source disk to
the second disk.
•
archive
filename
{
destination filename
} - Copies the specified archive file
from the source disk to the second disk using a different destination filename.
•
archives
- Copies all archive files from the source disk to the second disk.
