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Engineer's Edition Cisco Config Viewer returns Bad filename error

In the last month or so, when using Cisco Config Viewer, I input the IP of the router to query, add the correct RW string and the program paints the "Which config should I D/L... Running or Startup Config in NVRAM" dialog box, I chose either and get an error stating, "Could not download config from ... Transfer failed. Bad filename." Any ideas? I poked around for a cfg file for Config Viewer to maybe edit or restore correct default filename, nothing stands out as that.

I see other questions on Thwack regarding the TFTP server having these issues but saw no resolution.

I even checked filesystem on router, file is there.

Any suggestions would be welcome.

Matt

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MatthewUHS

Check of TFTP server log shows: File Open Error 3

shankarkrupa

Could you try the Cisco transfer gadget tool in Workspace Studio ( Tools->Config Tools->Cisco Config Transfer) and confirm if this version works?

MatthewUHS

That gadget is not available in the SolarWinds Enterprise edition I am running. It was the version with NPM for lager DBs than 1G NETPerfMon runs on SQL Server

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