- saving config via tftp every day automatic
- Posted by Tobias on June 5th, 2004
Hello together,
I search for an idea to save all configrations of
cisco catalysts 2950 / 3550 (Cisco IOS)
and Cisco PIX 501
via tftp automatic every day.
how can I manag this ?
THX
- Posted by Walter Roberson on June 5th, 2004
In article <c9sf24$4i7$04$1@news.t-online.com>,
Tobias <milla.killa@gmx.de> wrote:
:I search for an idea to save all configrations of
:cisco catalysts 2950 / 3550 (Cisco IOS)
:and Cisco PIX 501
:via tftp automatic every day.
:how can I manag this ?
The 2950 and 3550 you should be able to do via SNMP. It takes
a few SNMP commands to set up properly, but it's not that long a
sequence as far as I recall.
None of the PIX series support saving or retreiving the
configuration via SNMP commands -- SNMP support on the PIX series is
very limited. For the PIX 501, you will need to use something like
an 'expect' script -- or you may be able to adapt one of the perl modules
that is on cpan.org .
--
IMT made the sky
Fall.
- Posted by Rutger Blom on June 5th, 2004
Take a look at http://www.kiwisyslog.com/. They have a program called "Kiwi
CatTools" which can do the job and a lot more.
Rutger
"Tobias" <milla.killa@gmx.de> skrev i meddelandet
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- Posted by Andre Engeringh on June 6th, 2004
"Tobias" <milla.killa@gmx.de> wrote in message
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Send an snmp set command to .1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.55.<tftpserver_ip>. Value to
set is the destination filename. (on most unix tftp servers, this file must
already exist and be world writable).
Example for a linux system:
snmpset -t 15 -r 5 <router_ip> <rw_community>
..1.3.6.1.4.1.9.2.1.55.<tftp_ip> s "<filename>"
Hope this helps,
Andre
- Posted by Tobias on June 7th, 2004
"Tobias" <milla.killa@gmx.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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after testing many different tools an solutions now I have a very nice
solution
the netcat tool (http://www.atstake.com/research/tool...ork_utilities/)
can script telnet actions.
On my windows maschine I have on script (switch.txt):
Script:
passwort
enable
passwort
copy run tftp
192.168.1.1
cat-running.txt
a batch file that look like that
nc.exe Catalyst-IP < switch.txt
rename cat-running.txt cat-running--%date%.txt
After the batch is running a have the config file from my catalyst with the
acctualy date of saving this.
the same you can do with flash:config.text, flash:vlan.text ...
