Allied Telesis AR700 SERIES Software Release 2.7.1 - Manual (Page 54)

54 AR700 Series Router User Guide
Software Release 2.7.1
C613-02047-00 REV A
When the download has completed, check that the file is in FLASH.
show file
This shows the file 52261-01.paz is present.
To activate the patch see “To upgrade to a new patch file:” on page 58 .
Uploading Files From the Router
The LOADER can upload files from the router to a network host, using TFTP or
ZMODEM. Upload files using one of the commands:
upload [method=tftp] [file=filename]
[server={hostname|ipadd}]
upload [method=zmodem] [file=filename] [asyn=port]
The UPLOAD command uses defaults set with the SET LOADER command,
for parameters not specified with the upload command.
You can install Allied Telesyn’s Trivial File Transfer Protocol Server (AT-TFTPD
on any PC or server running Windows. This will provide a simple way to make
files available to all Allied Telesyn routers and layer 3 switches in your
network. The TFTP Server, and a readme file describing how to install and use
it, are provided on the Documentation and Tools CD-ROM.
Example: Upload a Configuration File Using
TFTP
This example uploads a configuration file from the router to a TFTP server on
the network. Before following this procedure, make sure:
■ The TFTP server is operating on a host with an IP address (for example
192.168.1.3) on the network.
■ The router has a valid IP address (for example 192.168.1.2) on the interface
connecting it to the TFTP server, and that it can communicate with the
server.
■ The configuration file is present in the router’s FLASH.
To upload a log file:
1. Configure the LOADER.
Set the LOADER module with defaults to make the process of
downloading and uploading files in future simpler.
set loader method=tftp server=192.168.1.3
2. Upload the configuration file.
Upload the configuration file from the router into the TFTP directory of the
TFTP server on the network, using the defaults set above.
upload file=filename.cfg
Monitor the load progress.
show load
When the upload is complete, check that the file is in the TFTP directory on
the network host.