User Guide

OmniAccess SafeGuard OS Administration Guide
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Chapter 3: Working with Configuration Files and Upgrading Images
The following example copies a back up file to flash memory:
(SafeGuardOS) #
(SafeGuardOS) # copy cf://start45 nvram:backup-config
(SafeGuardOS) #
Erasing the Startup Configuration
To erase the startup configuration and reset it to the factory defaults without powering
off the device, use the write erase command in Privileged Exec mode. After a write erase,
a reload is required.
write erase
The following example erases and reloads the startup configuration:
(SafeGuardOS) # write erase
(SafeGuardOS) # Are you sure that you would like to erase the running
configuration? <y/n>
(SafeGuardOS) # y
(SafeGuardOS) #
(SafeGuardOS) #reload
(SafeGuardOS) #
Displaying Configuration Information
To display configuration information, use one of the commands in the following sections:
■ Running Config
■ Startup Config
Running Config
There are two Privileged Exec commands that display the contents of the running
configuration to the terminal, show running-config and write terminal:
■ The show running-config command has no parameters or variables.
show running-config
filename Specifies the filename of the startup
or running configuration being
downloaded.
nvram:startup-config Specifies to copy a start up
configuration file to flash memory.
nvram:backup-config Specifies to copy a back up
configuration file to flash memory.