I'm hoping this is an easy one and I'm just having a serious mental disconnect. I am following the instructions here: I managed to get SSH and TFTP enabled (I think, i followed the instructions to do so) on the HP Procurve 2510G-24 switch we are using. I use Putty to SSH into the switch and type the command from the article in configuration mode. (buildingnameDC1 is the name of the server Spiceworks is installed and running on) tftp buildingnameDC1 put testconfig.txt and i get invalid input buildingnameDC1 I tried using the IP address of the server instead and got similar results invalid input 192.168.x.x It's like I'm typing the server name wrong but i am not sure how to type it right?

VSphere Data Protection Install Backup and Restore. Netapp Disk Shelf Cabling Examples. Epson Aculaser C1100 Printer Service Manual on this page. HP Procurve Networking Configuration will be done via the CLI and. Dear gentlemen, I want to backup the switch configuration of Hp Procurve 5400zl switch so that. If anything goes wrong with the switch then i can restore the configuration.

Any help please? Brianwhelton wrote: Chupathingee wrote: I could be wrong but I don't believe TFTP on network devices (switches, etc) is fully featured, I think it's only for copying config files. I've only seen reference to TFTP for HP and Cisco with regards to backing up or restoring a config file.

On Cisco devices you can TFTP any file type, as long as there is room for it. Hp V165w Pen Drive Software Download. It has many applications and not just backing up and sending configuration files.

I've really only seen references to backing up/restoring system images and config files. Can you find documentation about transferring any file type?

Back-up of an existing config If you are performing a backup a config from another switch, two ways of downloading the configuration is through GUI and CLI (via TFTP) via GUI: (System ->Updates/Download ->Configuration File (Highlight config name and click Download) via CLI. (you need to set up a TFTP server on a machine) switch# copy running-config tftp filename.pcc ============== Default Settings and Configurations of an Aruba/HP Procurve switch In the factory default configuration, the switch has no IP (Internet Protocol) address and subnet mask, and no passwords. In this state, it can be managed only through a direct CONSOLE connection (How to connect to Console? To manage the switch through inband (networked) access, you should configure the switch with an IP address and subnet mask compatible with your network. Also, you should configure a Manager password to control access privileges from the console and Web browser interface.