The config save command

The config save command saves a management configuration file to an FTP or SFTP server.

Note: Do not use reserved words in the user name, host name, or file name. Reserved words include: ftp, sftp, ibm, port, user, and file.

FTP Syntax

When saving the configuration file to an FTP server, the Integration Appliance uses anonymous if you omit the user name.

config save system ftp <host> [port <number>] [user <username>] file [<path>/]<filename>

Example: Saves the current system configuration as old_sys_config.cfg to the FTP server running on host tern. The FTP user's login name is Joe.

config save system ftp tern user joe file old_sys_config.cfg

SFTP Syntax

When saving the configuration file to an SFTP server, you must specify a user name. Anonymous logins are not allowed with SFTP.

config save system sftp <host> [port <number>] user <username> file [<path>/]<filename>



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