How to download Cisco IOS running config to SCP server
This example demonstrates how to use the Device.CLI.Send commands activity to download the current running configuration of a Cisco IOS device to a SCP server.
- Open Kiwi CatTools.
- In the Activities panel, click Add.
- Click the Activity tab.
- Select Type
Device.CLI.Send commands
- Enter a name and description, for example "Download Cisco IOS config to SCP".
- Select Type
- Click the Options tab.
- Select List of commands to be entered on device and enter the following code:
copy running-config scp://Destination username:Destination
password@Destination HostIP/Destination filename
%ctCR
%ctCR
%ctCR - Select Enter commands in enable mode.
- Select Save device output to file. Specify the log file name.
- Select Overwrite existing capture file.
- Select Answer yes to any confirmation prompts.
- Select Stop on error.
Example
After the activity runs the example script above against your device
copy running-config scp://Admin:Password@10.190.1.10/%ctDeviceName-Config.txt
%ctCR
%ctCR
%ctCR
the device then responds with the prompts:
Address or name of remote host [10.190.1.10]?
Destination username [Admin]?
Destination filename [Device-Config.txt]?
By using the %crCR
Meta Variable, the device tells CatTools to send a CR
(Carriage Return) response to each prompt. Note the use of the device name meta variable: %ctDeviceName
For more information, refer to Backing up device via SFTP/SCP.