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CX OS (6100) scp or sftp to download configuration file from server?

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  • 1.  CX OS (6100) scp or sftp to download configuration file from server?

    Posted 5 days ago

    Hello,

    how can I use scp or sftp from a host to download the configuration file of a CX 6100 switch?

    edit: I forgot to mention that I have ssh enabled and I can ssh with a pubkey into the switch. I have it configured on all other (old HP) switches.

    But when I run the scp or sftp, I don't get a file (nor error).

    thanks in advance!



  • 2.  RE: CX OS (6100) scp or sftp to download configuration file from server?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted 4 days ago

    As far as I know, AOS-CX can be a scp client, but not an scp server. There is a feature request here that you can vote on. If you don't have access, your Aruba partner or local Aruba SE can vote for you.

    Check a similar post here and here for alternatives.



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  • 3.  RE: CX OS (6100) scp or sftp to download configuration file from server?

    Posted yesterday

    Thank you!,

    so there's no scp/sftp server.

    Took a look at those threads, and then it occurred to me that I could try ssh +  pipe to a file, and that worked... 


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