HP2-Z12 · Question #22
A faulty configuration on an HP A Series switch locked a customer out of the management interface. You bypass the configuration and gain access to the switch's CLI.Your manager asks you to send her…
The correct answer is A. Establish IP connectivity between the switch and a Back Up the Startup-Config to a TFTP. Once you have the TFTP server running, enter this command from user view (you need system level access) to back up the startup-config: <ASwitch> backup startup-configuration to <server address> [<file>] Replace <server address> with the TFTP server's IP address (the address on…
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A faulty configuration on an HP A Series switch locked a customer out of the management interface. You bypass the configuration and gain access to the switch's CLI.Your manager asks you to send her the configuration to examine. What must you do?
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- AEstablish IP connectivity between the switch and a Back Up the Startup-Config to a TFTP
- BUse the copy command to copy the configuration to your management station.
- CEstablish IP connectivity between the switch and your management station and use the save
- DUse the saved-configuration command to select the startup-config and save it out to your
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Explanation
Once you have the TFTP server running, enter this command from user view (you need system level access) to back up the startup-config: <ASwitch> backup startup-configuration to <server address> [<file>] Replace <server address> with the TFTP server's IP address (the address on your management station if you installed the server there). If you enter a filename, use a .cfg extension to ensure that the configuration can be restored to the switch when necessary. If you decide not to enter a filename, the file is stored on the TFTP server under the name specified for the main startup-config file on the switch. For the example shown in the slide, you enter: <ASwitch> backup startup-configuration to 10.1.67.20 ASwitch_051610.cfg
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