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stftp on 3750-x

Patrick McHenry
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Hi,

Do I need the Universal image to perform stftp on a 3750 or3750-X?

Thanks, Pat.

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Leo Laohoo
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No but you need to use the IOS that supports Crypto.

Leo,

I don't see an option for stftp.

Switch-3750X-48-Stack(config)#archive

Switch-3750X-48-Stack(config-archive)#path ?

  flash1:  Write archive on flash1: file system

  flash:   Write archive on flash: file system

  ftp:     Write archive on ftp: file system

  http:    Write archive on http: file system

  https:   Write archive on https: file system

  rcp:     Write archive on rcp: file system

  scp:     Write archive on scp: file system

  tftp:    Write archive on tftp: file system

Is it one of these options?

Image:

flash:/c3750e-universalk9-mz.122-55.SE1/c3750e-universalk9-mz.122-55.SE1.bin"

Thanks, Pat.

My apologies Pat.

I believe "scp" is the only one supported. 

No prob - how do I use SCP?

I want to use the archive command to automate config saves but I want to do it securely. Does this work the same way as tftp? For instance, would I send the config file to an SCP server sitting somewhere on the network the same way I would send a file to a tftp server?

For example:

config t

archive

path scp:..............

Know of a doc?

Thanks, Pat.

Can you do a ? after path on your switch?

Switch(config-archive)#path ?

  flash1:  Write archive on flash1: file system

  flash:   Write archive on flash: file system

  ftp:     Write archive on ftp: file system

  http:    Write archive on http: file system

  rcp:     Write archive on rcp: file system

  tftp:    Write archive on tftp: file system

Switch(config-archive)#path

I don't see scp, but than again my version is probably different than yours

HTH

Switch-3750X-48-Stack(config-archive)#path scp:?

  scp:  A URL beginning with this prefix

Thanks, Pat.

The only command I see is this:

path scp:// username:password@ip_address_scp/3750G

- write-memory

Have a look:

http://www.solarwinds.com/search/cisco-3750-username.aspx

HTH


Does the switch you are working on have a username/password configured?

I was thinking the url was going to be the address\drive\folder name\filename..... of the remote scp server.

I've set this up with tftp and it worked great. Now, I want to set this up so it is secure.

Do you know of any docs that explain not only the Cisco side but also the server side including the scp client used?

Thanks, Pat

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