This custom NCM Device Template is for F5 Big-IP devices which cover the SCP transfer of the Config File and UCS.
This would require the Connection Profile assigned have the SCP transfer protocol selected and the Binary Config Storage set.
There are cases where the -c option to specify the cypher is required to SCP transfer a file, for this make sure to copy the device template and adjust the following commands:
<Command Name="DownloadConfigIndirectSCP" ConfigType="Running" Value="tmsh save...
This is a custom device template for Cisco Firepower devices in NCM that covers the custom enable command to connect:
system support diagnostic-cli
enable
This device template is a modified F5 BIG-IP Device Template that covers the NO-Passphrase when saving the Config Type to the F5 device and then transferring.
It also includes the NCM 8.0 and newer device template feature to use the inline send command if prompted, in this case, the F5 SCP Fingerprint prompt.
If there is a need to use the -c option to specify the SCP cypher used to transfer, create a copy and modify the lines, here is the samples:
<Command Name="Running" Value="tmsh save...
This particular device template covers when the (global) $ prompt is still the active prompt and commands to show full configuration is truncated.
This added an extra "End" to the reset command to exit out of (global) $ prompt and return to $ prompt.
Here are the 4 main lines needed in an F5 Big IP 12.1.X and newer for the device template: <Command Name="RESET" Value="run /util bash" RegEx="#"/>
<Command Name="Startup" Value="ucs" IsBinary="true"/>
<Command Name="Running" Value="config file"/>
<Command Name="DownloadConfigIndirectSCP" Value="tmsh save /sys ${ConfigType} /var/local/NCM.ucs${CRLF}${TransferProtocol} /var/local/NCM.ucs ${SCPServerUserName}@${SCPStorageAddress}:${StorageFilename}${CRLF}yes${SendConditionRegEx:Are you sure}${CRLF...
