LEGRAND Raritan PX3TS, User Manual

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Chapter 10: Using SCP Commands
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Scenario 2: Only one PX3TS to configure, with a non-default SCP port
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SSH/SCP port is NOT the default (22), or the accessed PX3TS is a Port-Forwarding slave
device.
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There is only one device to configure so a CSV file for device-specific settings is NOT needed.
scp -P <port> <config file> <user name>@<device ip>:/raw_config_update
Scenario 3: Multiple PX3TS to configure, with the default SCP port
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SSH/SCP port is the default (22), and the accessed PX3TS is a standalone device.
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There are multiple devices to configure so a CSV file for device-specific settings is needed
during the upload.
scp <dev_list file> <config file> <user name>@<device
ip>:/raw_config_update /match=<col>
Scenario 4: Multiple PX3TS to configure, with a non-default SCP port
▪
SSH/SCP port is NOT the default (22), or the accessed PX3TS is a Port-Forwarding slave
device.
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There are multiple devices to configure so a CSV file for device-specific settings is needed
during the upload.
scp -P <port> <dev_list file> <config file> <user name>@<device
ip>:/raw_config_update /match=<dev_col>
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<config file>
is the filename of the custom raw configuration that
you want to upload.
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<user name> is the "admin" or any user profile with Administrator
Privileges.
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<device ip> is the IP address or hostname of the PX3TS where you
want to upload the specified file.
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<port> is the current SSH/SCP port number, or the port number of a
specific slave device in the Port-Forwarding chain.
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<dev_list file>
is the name of the CSV file for configuring
multiple PX3TS with device-specific settings. For this file's format, see
devices.csv (on page 741).
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For device-specific settings in the
<config file>
, refer each
device-specific configuration key to a specific column in the
<dev_list file>
. See config.txt (on page 738).
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<dev_col>
comprises "serial:" or "mac:" and the number of the
column where the serial number or MAC address of each PX3TS is in
the uploaded CSV file. This is the data based on which each device
finds its device-specific settings.
For example: