The Pica8 PicOS provides several commands to save, load, and execute PicOS configuration files, as detailed in this document.
The save command saves configuration files in the /pica/config/admin directory. The load and execute commands look for configuration files in the same directory. |
You can use the save command in L2/L3 configuration mode to save the running configuration to a file. The following example demonstrates how to save the running configuration to a file named myconfig.conf.
admin@Spine1# save ? Possible completions: <file name> Save running configuration to specified file admin@Spine1# save myconfig.conf Save done. |
The configuration saved earlier in a file can be loaded or applied using the load merge or load override command in L2/L3 mode.
admin@Spine1# load ? Possible completions: merge Merge the loaded configuration to the current running configuration override Override the current running configuration with the loaded configuration |
The load override command completely replaces the running configuration with the configuration in a file (saved earlier). The following example replaces the running configuration with the configuration in a file named myconfig.conf.
admin@Spine1# load override ? Possible completions: <text> Local file name myconfig.conf Size: 16643, Last changed: Wed Sep 9 21:33:21 2015 admin@Spine1# load override myconfig.conf Loading config file... Config file was loaded successfully. |
NOTE: When you fail to load configuration file by using the load override command, you can try using load merge command to load the configuration file. |
The load merge command merges the configuration in a file (saved earlier) with the running configuration. The following example merges the configuration in a file named myconfig.conf with the running configuration.
admin@Spine1# load merge ? Possible completions: <text> Local file name myconfig.conf Size: 16643, Last changed: Wed Sep 9 21:33:21 2015 admin@Spine1# load merge myconfig.conf Loading config file... Config file was applied successfully. |