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    Brocade Configupload Procedure PDF

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    This document provides steps to collect a configuration backup file called a "configupload" from a Brocade switch using an FTP server. The 11 steps include starting the FTP server, configuring the server with the backup file directory and permissions, establishing an SSH/Telnet session to the switch, and using the configupload command to transfer the file.

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    This document provides steps to collect a configuration backup file called a "configupload" from a Brocade switch using an FTP server. The 11 steps include starting the FTP server, configuring the server with the backup file directory and permissions, establishing an SSH/Telnet session to the switch, and using the configupload command to transfer the file.

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    This document provides steps to collect a configuration backup file called a "configupload" from a Brocade switch using an FTP server. The 11 steps include starting the FTP server, configuring the server with the backup file directory and permissions, establishing an SSH/Telnet session to the switch, and using the configupload command to transfer the file.

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    This document provides steps to collect a configuration backup file called a "configupload" from a Brocade switch using an FTP server. The 11 steps include starting the FTP server, configuring the server with the backup file directory and permissions, establishing an SSH/Telnet session to the switch, and using the configupload command to transfer the file.

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    KNOWLEDGE BASE

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    Knowledge Base Article: 000473786


    Connectrix B-Series: Collecting a configupload with 3CDaemon (000473786)

    Version: 1

    Article Type: Break Fix

    Audience: Level 30 = Customers

    Last Published: Tue Mar 22 02:41:16 GMT 2016

    Summary:

    Issue:
    Customer is looking for assistance with collecting a 'configupload' backup file from their Brocade switch.
    Resolution:

    1. Open your FTP Server (3CDaemon)

    2. Ensure your FTP Server is started

    3. Configure your FTP Server:

    3A. Keep profile name as anonymous (unless using SFTP)


    3B. Choose the directory for the file to be uploaded to (in this example it's
    set to desktop)
    3C. Ensure all permissions are checked off
    3D. Save profile information

    Things to note for the next step:


    User: anonymous
    FTP IP: 10.239.82.83 (This will IP will be different for each installation of C3daemon)

    4. Once you have your FTP configured next step is to create a SSH/Telnet session to
    the switch.

    5. Run the configupload command:


    #> configupload

    6. Select your protocol: (In this example we are using FTP)

    7. Enter your FTP IP Address: (Noted Above)

    8. Enter your FTP user information: (By choosing anonymous, we will not need a
    password)

    9. Name the configupload file being created: (In this example we are using config.txt)

    10. Choose the all option for configuration:

    11. Once these steps are completed hit enter and you should have the file uploaded to
    the directory choosen.

    Primary Product:

    Connectrix

    Product:

    Connectrix B-Series Firmware, Connectrix, Connectrix AP-7420B, Connectrix AP-7600B, Connectrix B-Series Fabric OS
    6.X, Connectrix B-Series Fabric OS 7.X, Connectrix B-Series Hardware, Connectrix DS-300B, Connectrix DS-5100B,
    Connectrix DS-5300B, Connectrix DS-6510B, Connectrix DS-6520B, Connectrix ED-48000B, Connectrix ED-DCX-B,
    Connectrix ED-DCX-4S-B, Connectrix ED-DCX8510-4B, Connectrix ED-DCX8510-8B, Connectrix VDX-6740B

    Shared:

    Yes

    Core SFDC ID:

    000209530

    Article Properties:

    Validation Status: Approved

    Original Create Date: Fri Feb 05 22:28:39 GMT 2016

    Channels: Customer , Internal App

    First Published: Tue Mar 22 02:41:16 GMT 2016

    Originally Created By: Paul E Desrosiers

    Last Modified: Tue Mar 22 02:41:17 GMT 2016

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