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Backup config from Huawei Router an Switch

Hello,
I need for assistance to load template that allows me to backup the Huawei device configuration, routers and switches.

The routers I have are of the series AR 28XX series, switches are s2000.

Thank you.

Regards.

Fernando Veloso.

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mavturner

Fernando,

Welcome to thwack! The best resources for creating backup templates is to look at the relevant section in the admin guide (Chapter 5) and look at examples from other devices. All of our documentation can be found on this page http://thwack.solarwinds.com/support/.

Take an existing example from the Program Files \ Configuration Management \ Device Types folder and simply modify it for the relevant commands for your device. If there is a specific task you are trying to accomplish (ie: backup a config) please post the command you would type on the CLI and I'll help you craft that in to a config template.

Mav

sjweinstein

here is what i put together for a switch model what still doesn't work right is tenet access. it takes for ever. a packet capture shows that SW is sending a CLI entry but then waits for a timeout for each line. I have also sent the complete MIB for Huawei to SW, just waiting fro them to compile

name the file HUAWEI S5352C-1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.23.105.ConfigMgmt-Commands

<Configuration-Management Device="HUAWEI S5352C" SystemOID="1.3.6.1.4.1.2011.23.105">
    <Commands>
        <Command Name="IPADDRESS" Value="151.149.61.60" />
            <Command Name="REBOOT" Value="reboot${CRLF}y${CRLF}" />
        <Command Name="ENTERCONFIGMODE" Value="system-view" />
        <Command Name="EXITCONFIGMODE" Value="${CTRL+Z}" />
        <Command Name="ALLOCATEPTY" Value="False" />
        <Command Name="ENABLEIDENTIFIER" Value=">" />
        <Command Name="MENUBASED" Value="False" />
        <Command Name="RESET" Value="screen-length 0 temporary" />
        <Command Name="VERSION" Value="display version" />
        <Command Name="SAVECONFIG" Value="save${CRLF}y${CRLF}" />
        <Command Name="STARTUP" Value="saved-configuration" />
        <Command Name="RUNNING" Value="current-configuration" />
        <Command Name="DOWNLOADCONFIG" Value="display ${configType}" />
        <Command Name="UPLOADCONFIG" Value="${EnterConfigMode}${CRLF}${ConfigText}${CRLF}${ExitConfigMode}${CRLF}" />
        <Command Name="DOWNLOADCONFIGINDIRECT" Value="tftp ${StorageAddress} put vrpcfg.cfg ${StorageFilename}" />
        <Command Name="UPLOADCONFIGINDIRECT" Value="tftp ${StorageAddress} get ${StorageFilename} vrpcfg.cfg ${CRLF}y${CRLF}" />
         <Command Name="VirtualPrompt" Value= "HUAWEI Quidway S5300" />
    </Commands>
</Configuration-Management>

fcaron

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