connect to your working switch via telnet or terminal session
show running-config and press any key till it all displays
scroll back to top and copy the entire running config and paste into Word
edit the document to remove the text "--More-- or (q)uit"
save the document and when you want to deploy it to another switch edit the Ip address and the Ip default-gateway
connect to the new switch via terminal\console
reset to defaults
copy the new text from the word document an paste in the terminal session to the new switch
Voila ! ! ! the new switch now has the exact config as the backed-up
you can edit the word document further for more changes before pasting to new switch (e.g. different vlans, different port descriptions, vlan membership, receivers etc)
Alestan
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May 8th, 2014 14:00
Perfect thanks!
shawn_b1
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May 16th, 2014 07:00
I also use Solarwinds NCM for automated backup of configs
shawn_b1
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May 16th, 2014 07:00
easy way I do it
connect to your working switch via telnet or terminal session
show running-config and press any key till it all displays
scroll back to top and copy the entire running config and paste into Word
edit the document to remove the text "--More-- or (q)uit"
save the document and when you want to deploy it to another switch edit the Ip address and the Ip default-gateway
connect to the new switch via terminal\console
reset to defaults
copy the new text from the word document an paste in the terminal session to the new switch
Voila ! ! ! the new switch now has the exact config as the backed-up
you can edit the word document further for more changes before pasting to new switch (e.g. different vlans, different port descriptions, vlan membership, receivers etc)