Save configuration changes — save
How to save changes in the running configuration to a file. You must do this is you want the running configuration to persist after a system restart.
The save
command writes only committed changes. If you try to save uncommitted changes, the system warns you that it will save only the committed changes. In other words, you can save only the the running configuration to a file, not the candidate configuration.
By default, you will save the configuration to the config.boot file in the /config directory. But you can specify a custom file name and/or directory.
save
command to save the configuration.user@system# save
Save the configuration to the default file
How to use the save
command to save the running configuration to the default configuration file.
user@system# save
Done
[edit]
user@system#
Save the configuration to a custom file
How to use the save
command to save the running configuration to a custom file.
You can save the running configuration to a custom file. You might want to do this so that you can have different configuration files for different situations — such as for test, or for production.
user@system# save testconfig
Saving configuration to '/config/testconfig'...
Done
[edit]
user@system#