Use the following command at the Local Manager port prompt to transfer a file from a managed device to the Local Manager: pull tftp pull sftp '' Dedicated (TFTP)Īn optional parameter that can be added to specify the use of a dedicated Ethernet connection between the Local Manager and managed device for the file transfer. push file - The define and initiate command to copy a file to the managed device from the Local Manager.pull file - The define and initiate command to copy a file from the managed device to the Local Manager.To use pull and push SFTP or TFTP, a user must have the following privileges: Locally stage and download managed device OS files from the Local Manager.Automatically restore a golden configuration file to the managed device when certain conditions are met on the managed device using a monitor and the rules engine.Back up any file from a managed device to the Local Manager.Back up OS image files from the managed device to the Local Manager.Schedule pull SFTP and pull TFTP jobs for a device configured with the Enhanced Native device driver to regularly backup startup and running configuration files to the Local Manager file system for that device.

There are several instances when it would be appropriate to apply the pull/push SFTP or TFTP feature, such as: For example, on a Cisco device you should include the configuration: Remember to allow outbound SSH connections from the device's console port since it is the underlying transport for SFTP. The SFTP command generates a temporary unique password to authenticate the SFTP transfer. These features can be initiated as a CLI command, a scheduled job, or an action in a rule. The push SFTP and push TFTP features are used to transfer files from the Local Manager to the managed device. The pull SFTP and pull TFTP features are used to transfer files from the managed device to the Local Manager. Local Manager device drivers have functionality that enables manual and automatic transfer of configuration and OS files between the Local Manager and the managed device using Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) or Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP).

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