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Config Download Problem

Can anyone shed light to my problem? In the past I have been able to use the Config Download Tool on the Engineers Toolset but now I am getting "Transfer Failed - Bad File name. No matter what I do I keep  getting this and not able to use this tool. Anyone got any ideas? Thanks.

  •  Engineer - It could be that the default name for the file transfer might not be acceptable to your device.  In the Download Config Dialog, we use a macro for the filename, "c:\TFTPRoot\%SysName%.CiscoConfig".  Could you try changing that to something simpler like: "C:\TFTPRoot\testcfg.txt"?

     

    HTH,

    Greg 

  • Greg,


     I have tried changing the name to "C:\TFTP-Root\test.txt" but still comes up with "Transfer failed Bad Filename". Funny though, because it was working OK until about 3 weeks ago. I guess the only  thing I haven't tried is to uninstall and reinstall. I am willing to try any other suggestion  before reinstalling.

  •  Engineer - Could you please capture the SNMP and TFTP traffic for the attempted transfer and then contact our support folks.  Let them know I asked you to send it in.  We can then get a better picture of what is going on.

    Thanks,

    Greg 

  • Has anyone come up with an answer to this? I have the same problem. After a computer crash and a reload of the software I come up with the same "Transfer Failed - Bad File name". I've attempted the proposed solutions listed here. I'm using 10.2 on a XP SP3 machine. Any help would be appriciated.

  • John - WE have made many changes to the TFTP server since 10.2, might be worth a try to upgrade (we are currently at v10.5).

    If your maintenance is current, there is no cost to get the latest version...

    HTH,

    Greg