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10-12-2015 07:30 PM
10-12-2015 07:30 PM
Auto archive running config to tftp server
Is there any command to auto archive running config on HP ProCurve switch to a tftp server?
I'm trying to perform an auto backing running-config with my HP Switch E3500yl-48G
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10-13-2015 08:42 PM - edited 10-13-2015 08:46 PM
10-13-2015 08:42 PM - edited 10-13-2015 08:46 PM
Re: Auto archive running config to tftp server
Hello. Short answer is not really, there's no cron or job scheduler available. That's typically accomplished with an external management system. A very crude way to do it would be to "copy run tftp ..." and then "repeat" that command. But that would only work while the session is running (console, telnet, ssh) and would overwrite that file every time.
Best way would be to use an external management system or write a simple script to do it.