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Remote RMX-3200 Version 5.2x Configuration Guide
Saving and Applying Configurations: Applying Configuration Fragments to an Existing Configuration File
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Applying Configuration Fragments to an Existing
Configuration File
Important: Before you begin this procedure, you must obtain or create a
configuration patch file with a
.pat
extension. Files without this
extension cannot be saved in the patch file directory. The patch file
cannot have the same name as any configuration file already loaded on
Remote RMX-3200.
To apply a configuration fragment to an existing configuration file:
1. Using an FTP utility, transfer the patch file (
patch1.pat
) to Remote RMX-3200
directory
/config/patches
.
2. At the CLI prompt, apply patch file
patch1
to file
running-config
:
config apply-patch patch1 running-config
The individual command lines are displayed as the patch file is applied:
In this scenario, you will apply a configuration fragment (patch file) to an existing
configuration file. This feature lets you apply a group of configuration commands
without individually entering each one in the CLI.
Patch files are transferred to their own directory on Remote RMX-3200
(
/config/patches
) with an FTP utility. Once a patch file is in this directory, the
user can show, copy, or erase it using the existing CLI commands.

Note: Patches are separated into supervisor and non-supervisor groups. A user
with a supervisor profile can read, upload and apply supervisor patches
only. Non-supervisor users have a separate set of patches to read, upload
and apply. Remote checks user permissions to ensure appropriate
safeguards for uploading and applying all patch files.
(Dub)>config apply-patch patch1 running-config
config users add manager1 manage test test
config no timeout
config ntp disable
config clock daylight-savings DST
(Dub)>