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Be default, NCM comes with a Purge config job. You can set that job to run once, daily, weekly, or monthly. Currently, all you can do is purge all configs before a specified date or purge all config except the X most recent. So there is no rolling method to delete configs older than 365 days.
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It is generally not recommended nor supported.
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The first thing to check is to go to your device in question. Can you manually type in the tftp command and successfully transfer the config? If not, the issue is on the device itself.
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no, there is not current way to implement a rotation of the log files in NCM.
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You can do one of two things: 1) Change the global password setting. a) Under file/settings select the Login information under Global Macro Settings b) in here you can set the Username, Password, Enable level and enable password. This will apply to all new devices added or you can click on Reset all Devices to use Global…
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Go to your NCM application File/settings/network and look at the Telnet/SSH settings. Specifically the Prompt timeout. If it is around 24 seconds, then the cli commands are waiting for this Prompt timeout each time and could cause and lag you see. If so, try to lower it to around 5 and test if it the difference coincides.
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Run the NCM configuration wizard again. Choose the option for Startup options. Follow the wizard and it will give you an opportunity to set the Service account as the default account to run jobs as.
