05-25-2023 01:16 AM
Hi team.
Trying to transfer files from cEdge to vManage according to Cisco guidelines.
Getting an error on port 830.
In vManage I log in as admin to the branch I connect with the tacacs user so local admin cannot work.
vManag version 20.6.4 branch version 17.06.03arequest execute vpn 0 scp -P 830 bezeqnet@115.110.110.1:/bootflash/vmanage-admin/cEdge-20211229-023316-admin-tech.tar.gz /home/admin/
Or under vshnell
vm-swcvmnp2y:~$ scp -P 830 bezeqnet@113.110.103.1:/bootflash/TAC_EPC_BR23-05.pcap /home/admin/
ssh: connect to host 113.110.103.1 port 830: Invalid argument
05-25-2023 02:34 AM
Hi,
what are the IP addresses you use? IP should be system IP, if you want to transfer over netconf (port 830).
However, I tested in lab, with admin works, without admin it does not.
Instead, you can use scp (over ssh) to management port from your PC with your username:
On windows you can use pscp which is from putty family:
pscp.exe -scp [username]@[mgmt_ip]:bootflash:/vmanage-admin/[file] [file]
On linux host (can be ubuntu on linux as well):
scp [username]@[mgmt_ip]:bootflash:/vmanage-admin/[file] [file]
On vManage:
request execute vpn 512 scp [username]@[mgmt_ip]:bootflash:/vmanage-admin/[file] [file]
05-25-2023 02:58 AM
Hi Kanan ,
IP is the system IP
I dont use vpn 512 all over the network so cant try it.
05-25-2023 03:40 AM
Don't you have out-of-band management for routers? How do you ssh to routers? Only from vManage?
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