I have tried regular scripting through NCM, and it does not work with Cisco products. Does anyone have a baseline suggestion for how this is best accomplished?
Turns out I need to create a single string in the scripting in order to overcome the delay issues. Who can provide a better example than the below for me?
copy scp://cmalott21@192.168.1.1/c3750e-ipbasek9-mz.150-2.SE6.bin flash:c3750e-ipbasek9-mz.150-2.SE6.bin
I need to get ride of two prompts. 1) I still get asked for the destination filename and 2) I still get asked for the username password.
Huge props if you know how to overcome this! My CCIE buddy could not!
Next step is to create a config change template for this format.
Hi there,
Have you confirmed whether there's enough free space on the ROM to upload the image?
Yes. I am still building my reporting familiarity to be able to populate flash: or bootflash: space across the enterprise, but the scp transfer itself is not an issue. The scripting is not giving the device enough time to process the prior request. I would provide a screenshot, but this is on a government system. This set of commands:
copy scp: flash:
192.168.1.1
c3750e-ipbasek9-mz.150-2.SE6.bin
... are all appearing in the script prior to the connection to the scp: server is being made, causing confusion in which file is being specified.
Go it.
I think it is best to create a support ticket. That way you can get some hands on or eyes on assistance.
