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Chapter 30. Import Configuration File configuration mode
This chapter provides an alphabetic listing of commands that are available in
Import Configuration File configuration mode.
To enter this configuration mode, use the Global import-package command. While
in this mode, identify the location and type of an configuration file to import to
the running configuration.
All of the commands that are listed in "Common commands" on page 2 and most,
but not all, of the commands that are listed in Chapter 114, "Monitoring
commands," on page 949 are also available in this configuration mode.
auto-execute
Indicates whether to import the configuration package at startup.
Syntax
auto-execute {on | off}
Parameters
on
off
Guidelines
The auto-execute indicates whether to import the configuration package at startup
or to import the configuration only when manually triggered. When configuration
data are marked external, they cannot be saved to the startup configuration.
If the configuration package defines objects that are part of the startup
configuration and the value for the overwrite-objects command is on, the object in
the configuration package overwrites the object in the startup configuration. In this
case, a warning is written to the log.
If the configuration package contains files that are on the system and the value for
the overwrite-files command is on, files in the configuration package overwrite
files on the system. In this case, a warning is written to the log.
Related Commands
overwrite-files, overwrite-objects
Examples
v Disables automatic importation at startup.
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(Default) Imports the configuration package at startup. The configuration is
marked external and cannot be saved to the startup configuration. This
behavior is equivalent to always importing the configuration.
Imports the configuration package when manually triggered. The
configuration is not marked external and can be saved to the startup
configuration. This behavior is equivalent to importing the configuration
one time.
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