`cfg-restore config_bkp`

Syntax

cfg-restore {tftp <ip-address> | sftp <ip-address>} config_bkp

Description

Downloads and restores a configuration from the TFTP or SFTP server, without rebooting the switch.

NOTE:

The commands from the restored configuration will be executed on the running configuration. The name of the current active configuration will not change after a configuration restore.

Command context

config

Example

switch(config)# cfg-restore tftp
 HOSTNAME-STR          Specify hostname of TFTP Server.
 IP-ADDR               IP Address of the TFTP Server.
 IPV6-ADDR             IPV6 Address of the TFTP Server.

switch(config)# cfg-restore sftp
 HOSTNAME-STR          Specify hostname of the SFTP server.
 IP-ADDR               IP Address of the SFTP Server.
 IPV6-ADDR             IPV6 Address of the SFTP Server.
 user                  Specify username on the remote system information
 USER@IP-STR           Specify username along with remote system
                       information

switch(config)# cfg-restore tftp 10.100.0.12 pvos/tftp_2930_config_file
Current running-configuration will be replaced with 'tftp_2930_config_file'.
Continue (y/n)? y
Configuration restore is in progress, configuration changes are temporarily disabled.

Successfully applied configuration 'tftp_2930_config_file' to running configuration.

switch(config)# sh cfg-restore status
 Status                 : Success
 Config File Name       : tftp_2930_config_file
 Source                 : TFTP
 Time Taken             : 4 Seconds
 Last Run               : Wed Nov  8 21:11:10 2017

 Recovery Mode          : Enabled
 Failure Reason         : -

 Number of Add Commands    : 4
 Number of Remove Commands : 7

Time Taken for Each Phase :
      Calculating diff     : 1 Seconds
      Adding commands      : 0 Seconds
      Removing commands    : 0 Seconds

switch(config)# show config files

Configuration files:

 id | act pri sec | name
 ---+-------------+---------
  1 |  *   *   *  | config
  2 |             |
  3 |             |
  4 |             |
  5 |             |