Copying Files To And From Your Device; Url Syntax; Copying Files - Allied Telesis SwitchBlade x908 Series Software Reference Manual

Copying Files To and From Your Device

This section provides instructions on:
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URL Syntax

Many of the file management commands use the placeholder "URL" to represent the name
and location of the file that you want to act on. The following table explains the syntax of this
URL for each different type of file location.
When you copy a file...
In local Flash memory
Stored on an SD card
Copying with Hypertext
Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
Copying with Trivial File
Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
Copying with Secure Copy
(SCP)
Copying with SSH File Transfer
Protocol (SFTP)

Copying files

To copy files, use the copy commands. These commands allow you to copy files:
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URL Syntax

Copying files

between different memory types attached to your device. Use the command:
awplus#copy LOCAL-SOURCE LOCAL-DEST FILENAME
See "Copying within a file system"
further details.
across a serial connection using ZMODEM. Use the command:
awplus#copy zmodem
See "Copying with ZMODEM"
from your device onto a remote device, or to your device from a remote device. To copy
a file across an interface with IP configured, use the command:
awplus#copy SOURCE-URL DESTINATION-URL
To copy files across these interfaces you can use the following protocols:
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"Copying with Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)"
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"Copying with Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)"
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"Copying with Secure Copy (SCP)"
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"Copying with SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)"
Software Reference for SwitchBlade® x908, x900 and x600 Series Switches
TM
AlliedWare Plus Operating System - Software Version 5.3.1
Use this syntax:
flash:[/][DIRECTORY/]FILENAME
card:[/][DIRECTORY/]FILENAME
http://[[USERNAME:PASSWORD]@]
{HOSTNAME | HOST-IP}[/FILEPATH]/FILENAME
tftp:[[//LOCATION]/DIRECTORY]/FILENAME
scp://USERNAME@LOCATION[/DIRECTORY]
[/FILENAME]
sftp:[[//LOCATION]/DIRECTORY]/FILENAME
and "Copying To and From NVS or SD card"
for further details.
Creating and Managing Files
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