01-25-2012 02:24 PM - edited 03-07-2019 04:33 AM
Hi,
I scheduled a backup on ftp server from an C7200 IOS 12.4. But it didnn't work!
The configuration:
ROUTER#sh kron schedule
Kron Occurrence Schedule
backup inactive, will run again in 1 days 07:50:31 at 2 :00 on Fri
ROUTER#sh run | sec archive
archive
log config
logging enable
notify syslog contenttype plaintext
hidekeys
write-memory
ROUTER#sh run | sec ftp
ip ftp source-interface Loopback500
ip ftp username backup_user
ip ftp password 7 2245AA052E4B480FAF73ACAF58
ROUTER#sh run | sec kron
kron occurrence backup at 2:00 Fri recurring
policy-list backup
kron policy-list backup
cli write
And when I test:
ROUTER#archive config
ROUTER#sh archive
The next archive file will be named ftp://ftp-server/ROUTER-1
Archive # Name
0
1 :Error - no archive file was created
2
...
In loggin:
ROUTER#sh logging
...
Jan 25 18:02:53: %ARCHIVE_CONFIG-4-ARCHIVE_SKIPPED: Archive of router configuration was skipped due to a previous initiation.
So, if someone could help me?
Thanks,
Vincent
09-05-2013 06:04 PM
.Sep 6 08:11:23.077: %ARCHIVE_CONFIG-4-ARCHIVE_SKIPPED: Archive of router configuration was skipped due to a previous initiation.
.Sep 6 08:11:49.202: %ARCHIVE_CONFIG-4-ARCHIVE_SKIPPED: Archive of router configuration was skipped due to a previous initiation.
.Sep 6 08:13:24.799: backup_running_config
.Sep 6 08:13:24.799: Current = 0
.Sep 6 08:13:24.799: Writing backup file ftp://x.x.x.x/
.Sep 6 08:13:57.455: backup failed
03-26-2015 10:36 AM
I was using kron (the archive scheduler) combined with the archives commands. I ran into the log as well:
Mar 26 11:18:08.494: %ARCHIVE_CONFIG-4-ARCHIVE_SKIPPED: Archive of router configuration was skipped due to a previous initiation.
The solution without using a restart that worked for me on a 3400 cisco is:
1. I removed the archive setup, as well as the kron setup.
2. I added the archive setup again.
3. I tested the archiving by issuing "archive config" command on the cli, and it worked.
4. I re-added the kron setup and ran another test with "archive config" and it was archiving the config to my ftp server; in other words, it was working.
Hopefully works for you as well!
09-06-2013 09:31 AM
I have experienced this immediately after configuring archive commands on a router. The archive configuration I used, writes the configuration to the router's flash whenever I run a "write" command. I received exactly the same error message. The only remedy that I found was to reboot the router. I expect that it's a bug in the IOS. I believe that it occurred with both c2800nm-spservicesk9-mz.124-24.T7.bin and c2800nm-spservicesk9-mz.124-24.T8.bin. As you see, I was using 2800 seriies routers.
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