Working with System Configuration

Working with System Configuration - Gaia Clish

You can save your Gaia system configuration settings as a ready-to-run a CLI shell script. This feature lets you quickly restore your system configuration after a system failure or migration.

Note - You can only do a migration using the same Gaia version on the source and target computers.

To save the system configuration to a CLI script, run:

save configuration <Name of Script>

To restore configuration settings, run:

load configuration <Name of Script>

To see the latest configuration settings, run:

show configuration

Example

This example shows part of the configuration settings as last saved to a CLI shell script:

mygaia> show configuration

# Configuration of mygaia

# Language version: 10.0v1

# Exported by admin on Mon Mar 19 15:06:22 2012

set hostname mygaia

set timezone Asia / Jerusalem

set password-controls min-password-length 6

set password-controls complexity 2

set password-controls palindrome-check true

set password-controls history-checking true

set password-controls history-length 10

set password-controls password-expiration never

set ntp active off

set router-id 6.6.6.103

set ipv6-state off

set snmp agent off

set snmp agent-version any

set snmp community public read-only

set snmp traps trap authorizationError disable

set snmp traps trap coldStart disable

set snmp traps trap configurationChange disable

... ... ...[truncated for brevity]... ... ...

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