Copying a file from cisco ISE to a server

[bmak]

Hi,

I am trying to copy a file from an ISE node to a server i have attempted to use scp but i keep getting an error "% Error: invalid url"

below is the command i am using to perform the copy through the ISE nodes cli. 

copy disk:/corefiles/xxxxxx.gz scp://admin:password@192.x.x.x/xxxxxx.gz

Please let me know if you have done this before or if there is a mistake in my synthax.

[paul]

I would guess SCP is not supported.  I know FTP works:

copy disk:corefiles/hs_err_pid13001.log.gz ftp://10.9.92.123/
Username: cisco
Password:

You can't specify the username and password in the command.

[anthonylofreso · Accepted solution]

SFTP as well:

SVPISEA01/admin# copy  disk:/catalina.out sftp://10.200.150.58/ISE
Username: username
Password: 
SVPISEA01/admin# 

[anthonylofreso]

One thing I wish you could do is just copy to the repository configured in ISE. We tried to do this with TAC and were unable.

[MaErre21325]

HI,

i have the same error and i'm not able to export a file from ise disk to my pc or any folder because i'm given these errors, what can i do?

ISE/admin# copy disk:/PrimaryAdmin.tar.gz sftp://x.x.x.x/Repo-BCK
Username: admin
Password:
% Error : Operation failed due to one of the following reasons
1. host key is not configured
2. host key is removed because of re-image
3. host key is removed from some other repository having same ip/hostname
% Please add the host key using the crypto host_key exec command
% Error: Transfer failed

i have one repository already configured but i need to move the file "PrimaryAdmin" to my desktop, any tips?

thank you

[Marcelo Morais]

Hi @MaErre21325 ,

 please take a look at: Configure Repository on ISE, special attention to "add the host key" and also at Backup and Restore Operations, special attention to "Create Repositories"

Hope this helps !!!

[MaErre21325]

hello @Marcelo Morais ,

the repository is already configured and works when moving a file from the repository to the ise disk, but in this case i need the revers action: moving a file from disk to the repository (or to my desktop) and it fails