Cisco Cisco Customer Voice Portal 8.0(1)

Back Up Your Existing Voice Gateway Running Configuration

Before you modify the gateway running-config configuration file, back it up, as described in
this task. This action enables you to revert the gateway configuration to its state before you
make the changes for these exercises. This is useful if you want to do the exercises again, or
simply need to revert to a known, good configuration.

Telnet to the voice gateway and log in as follows:

a.

From the Windows taskbar, select Start > Run.

The Run window displays.

b.

In the Run window, enter: 

 and click Ok.

Where: <Gateway IP> is the IP address of the voice gateway you are using for these exercises.

The User Access Verification window displays.

c.

Enter the password for the voice gateway.

The hostname prompt for your gateway displays. Example: MyGateway

You must be in enable mode to copy the gateway configuration. At the gateway hostname
prompt, enter 

 and press 

. Then enter the password you established for gateway enable

mode.

The prompt changes to the gateway hostname followed by a # sign. Example: MyGateway#

To back up the running configuration to a filename that you supply, enter the following command
(note that there is no file extension needed):

a.

Where: <somefilename> is your choice for the configuration save file.

b.

At: 

 press 

 to confirm the filename

and action.

The system responds with a verifying checksum message, then the total bytes copied.

The preceding steps assume that your running configuration is the same as you startup
configuration. If they are not, and you want to backup the startup configuration, use the command:
copy startup <somefilename> Enter

Getting Started with Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal Release 8.0(1)