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the Configuration menu.
Table 166
Configuration menu backup and restore commands
/cfg
followed by:
ptcfg <protocol>
<server> <filename>
<passphrase>
<server> <filename>
<passphrase>
Saves the current configuration, including private keys
and certificates, to a file on the specified file exchange
server. You can later use this file to restore the
configuration by using the
and certificates, to a file on the specified file exchange
server. You can later use this file to restore the
configuration by using the
gtcfg
command. You are
prompted to provide the following information:
•
protocol
is the export protocol. Options are
tftp|ftp|scp|sftp.
The default is
tftp
.
•
server
is the host name or IP address of the file
exchange server.
•
filename
is the name of the destination file on
the file exchange server.
•
passphrase
is a password phrase required to
protect the private keys in the configuration. If you
later restore the configuration using the
later restore the configuration using the
gtcfg
command, you will be prompted for this password
phrase.
phrase.
•
for FTP, SCP, and SFTP, user name and password
Note: If you have fully separated the Administrator user
role from the Certificate Administrator user role, the
export passphrase defined by the Certificate
Administrator is used to protect the private keys in the
configuration, and this is transparent to the user. If you
later restore the configuration using the
role from the Certificate Administrator user role, the
export passphrase defined by the Certificate
Administrator is used to protect the private keys in the
configuration, and this is transparent to the user. If you
later restore the configuration using the
gtcfg
command, the Certificate Administrator must enter the
correct passphrase. For more information on
separating the Administrator user role from the
Certificate Administrator user role, see
correct passphrase. For more information on
separating the Administrator user role from the
Certificate Administrator user role, see