5
To confirm the scheduler update, type:
SWITCH#
show scheduler config
config terminal
feature scheduler
scheduler logfile size 16
end
config terminal
scheduler job name cfgBackup
copy startup-config tftp://<IP_Address>/9500/config/D01-9500-01_startup_$
(TIMESTAMP).cfg
copy running-config tftp://<IP_Address>/9500/config/D01-9500-01_running_$
(TIMESTAMP).cfg
end
config terminal
scheduler schedule name Daily0600
time daily 06:00
job name cfgBackup
end
config terminal
scheduler schedule name Daily1800
time daily 18:00
job name cfgBackup
end
6
Verify that the copy statements work by running each individually:
V00101MD9502#
copy running-config tftp://<IP_Address>/9500/config/
V00101MD9502_running_$TIMESTAMP.cfg
Trying to connect to tftp server......
Connection to server Established. Copying Started.....
TFTP put operation was successful
7
To save the configuration updates, type:
SWITCH#
copy running-config startup-config
[########################################] 100%
8
To verify the procedure, run each statement individually:
V00101MD9502#
copy running-
config tftp://<IP_Address>/9500/config/V00101MD9502_running_
$TIMESTAMP.cfg
Backing up network devices running Cisco IOS software
Use this procedure to back up the network devices that use the Cisco IOS 12.x operating system version
or later.
Before you begin
This solution is based on the presence of the TFTP service. TFTP must be installed, configured, and
active on the AMP server where the configuration repository exists.
•
Verify that an instance of the configuration repository exists.
•
Obtain the:
—
Log on credentials for the device configuration backup.
—
Network IP address of the configuration backup repository.
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Guidelines for backing up system configuration files
