01-06-2012 05:32 PM - edited 03-21-2019 09:41 AM
We are evaluating the Cisco SPA8000 for deployment. I have configured a unit via its web GUI and have it working as desired.
I have searched available documentation and also searched the web without results.
How does one back up the configuration of this device? I want to extract the present configuration in order to have it on file should hardware replacement be necessary or as a basic template for scripting changes to deploy multiple units.
Ideally a human-readable text file or XML would be good but even a binary would suffice for hardware replacement purposes. It's obviously possible to import a new configuration to a device but how do I export an existing known working configuration from one?
01-07-2012 03:19 AM
These are instructions from DOC-9905:
There are two distinct sections that must be saved separately, namely the Network tab and the Voice tab.
A. Saving the Network configuration of the SPA8000:
1. Direct your browser to http://
2. Use your browser's save page feature to write the device's entire Network configuration to a single file:
IE: Page > Save As > Save as type Webpage, HTML only
FireFox: File > Save Page As > Save as type Web Page, complete
3. Name the file as follows: SPA8000-Network_date_time.html
Example: SPA8000-Network_Sep082009_06h44.html
B. Saving the Voice configuration of the SPA8000:
1. Direct your browser to http://
2. Use your browser's save page feature to write the device's entire Voice configuration to a single file:
IE: Page > Save As > Save as type Webpage, HTML only
FireFox: File > Save Page As > Save as type Web Page, complete
3. Name the file as follows: SPA8000-Voice_date_time.html
Example: SPA8000-Voice_Sep082009_06h44.html
If you want an XML file, type in the following command which will show the configuration in an xml format:
http://
If it doesn't work you must download the SPC tool and generate an xml file. This file has all default values. You must change every values manually.
Regards.
01-09-2012 04:15 PM
Well, simply capturing the HTML of the GUI isn't really very useful. It's a pain to parse and virtually useless for any kind of automated restoration.
Your suggestion:
If you want an XML file, type in the following command which will show the configuration in an xml format:
http://
If it doesn't work you must download the SPC tool and generate an xml file. This file has all default values. You must change every values manually.
would be fabulous if it worked. It does not. It returns 404 not found.
Some digging around found this, for anyone else who is looking:
http://
This works!!! :-)
01-25-2019 08:01 PM
Hi. How do I used this .cfg file for back on a new decicd if need. Is there away to upload it to apply all the configurations?
01-25-2019 10:43 PM
Configuration can't be uploaded to phone via UI from browser.
spacfg.xml is configuration file suitable for provisioning (beware - it contain no passwords). Read Administrators guide to learn more about provisioning process.
01-09-2012 04:32 PM
01-22-2012 07:40 PM
08-19-2019 08:53 AM - edited 08-19-2019 08:54 AM
You should use the full URL. for example: http://10.16.2.154/admin/spacfg.xml
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