Руководство Пользователя для Cisco Cisco Content Security Management Appliance M160

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Use the 

loadconfig

 command to load new configuration information into the appliance. You can load 

information using one of two methods: 

Placing information in the 

configuration

 directory and uploading it 

Pasting configuration information directly into the CLI

See 

 for more information. 

See 

Use the 

publishconfig

 command to publish changes a configuration master. The syntax is as follows:

publishconfig config_master [job_name] [host_list | host_ip 

where config_master is a supported Configuration Master, as listed in the Compatibility Matrix in the 
Release Notes for this release at 

. This keyword is required. 

The keyword job_name is optional and will be generated if it is not specified.

The keyword host_list is a list of host names or IP addresses for WSA appliances to be published, and 
will be published to all hosts assigned to the configuration master if not specified. The optional host_ip 
can be multiple host IP addresses, each separated by a comma.

To verify that the 

publishconfig 

command was successful, check the 

smad_logs

 file. You can also 

verify that the publish history was successful from the Security Management appliance GUI by choosing 
Web > Utilities > Web Appliance Status. From this page choose the web appliance that you want the 
publish history details. Additionally, you can go the Publish History page: Web > Utilities > Publish > 
Publish History.

Outside of the CLI, ensure that you are able to access the 

configuration

 directory of the appliance. See 

 for more information. 

Place an entire configuration file or subsection of a configuration file in the 

configuration

 directory of 

the appliance, or edit an existing configuration that was created from the 

saveconfig

 command. 

Within the CLI, use the 

loadconfig

 command to load the configuration file you placed in the directory 

from Step 2, or paste the text (XML syntax) directly into the CLI. 

In this example, a file named 

changed.config.xml

 is uploaded and the changes are committed: 

mail3.example.com> loadconfig

1. Paste via CLI