I agree that entering the startup config manually would be an easy task, however I was just trying to copy the configs to my TFTP server to make sure that the server was working correctly. I am able to ping my system from the CLI (My system is where the TFTP server is installed on) I'm not really sure what to do at this point. %COPY-W-TRAP: The copy operation has failed
My TFTP server shows as 'started' (UDP-69), allows all IP addresses to send & receive files.Īfter I run either command from the CLI, I see: I telnet into the switch from my desk and the commands that I'm trying are: I figured that this would also be a way to test my TFTP server as well.
Our firmware for our 3324's are a decade old, and I was attempting to update the firmware using the 332448-1213.dos file that I unzipped after entering in my Service Tag on the website.īy default, the TFTP server creates a root directory in C:/TFTP-Root, which I have been attempting to use (I put the firmware in this folder) I wanted to backup the running-config prior to making any changes, so I found some Dell documentation for 3324 switches that states that by running the following commands I would be able to backup the startup-config and running-config prior to making any changes. I'm having difficulty communicating with the SolarWinds TFTP server I just installed on my system.
