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I love the command line programing and it makes it easier to see the config at a glance but I cannot seem to figure out how to upload or download a config file from the CLI. Am I restricted to doing this from the GUI or am I missing the obvious like cutting and pasting from the command prompt. Any suggestions would be great. I would also like to be able to do firmware upgrades from CLI as well. Thanks.
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You can download and setup a tftp server on your computer then you can type the following to get a copy of the startup config:
copy startup-config tftp
it will as for the remote host. type in your ip: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
next it asks for file name. Type in the filename: config.txt
To upload firmware:
copy tftp flash (enter cflash to upload to cflash)
enter ip as in above example for remote host
enter firmware filename
press enter to just use the default filename

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Thanks,
Levi

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You can download and setup a tftp server on your computer then you can type the following to get a copy of the startup config:
copy startup-config tftp
it will as for the remote host. type in your ip: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
next it asks for file name. Type in the filename: config.txt
To upload firmware:
copy tftp flash (enter cflash to upload to cflash)
enter ip as in above example for remote host
enter firmware filename
press enter to just use the default filename

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Thanks,
Levi