Is there any way to load nvrambak.bin (created via web interface "backup" option) and apply it on router by some command when connected via telnet/SSH?
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Yes it is possible ....
1. Transfer the backup file on the board (via ftp/scp).
2. Next use the following command on the board console (through telnet/ssh) to restore the configuration...
* nvram restore path_of_backup_file
But I would rather suggest you to use WebUI to restore the router settings.
Found great tools here:
http://infodepot.wikia.com/wiki/OTRW_Package_Tutorial#Backup.2FRestore_o...
testing this solution now...
Thanks a lot for that. But is there any command exist to backup settings before performing the steps from your recommended procedure also using telnet/ssh?
(I found a script, but is there any built-in command for that, such as nvram one?)
Thanks a lot for that. But is there any command exist to backup settings before performing the steps from your recommended procedure also using telnet/ssh?
(I found a script, but is there any built-in command for that, such as nvram one?)
yes, you can take backup of current settings using the following command ..
* nvram backup name_of_backup_file
The backup file will be created on the board. You have to transfer it to your machine.
Thank you very much!