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05-26-2022 11:19 AM
no panarama. so I have in the GUI or CLI
export named config snapshot
export configuration version
export device state.
What do those do for me?
or should I just tftp the config from the commandline ?
Thanks
07-07-2022 06:33 AM
- Export named config snapshot, will allow you to export saved configurations including candidate and running config. For example let say you are planning big firewall change and you want to have backup if you need to revert. You can save the running config and give it distigusable name (ex. "before-big-mess.xml"). Named config snapshot will allow you to export this config backup by specifing the name. Similarily you can export the current running or candidate config.
- Export configuration version will allow you to export one of the revisions that are automatically saved during commit. As the name suggest they don't have distigusable name, but rather a number - configurable number of revisions are stored, after that the oldest is deleted to free space for the latest.
- Export device state - in addition the running config other firewall state information files are added and exported as bundle. This include Panorama pushed templates and device group (if firewall is managed by panorama), and GlobalProtect information related to the LSVPN. This option is useful when replacing the firewall and wants to restore to the latest device state.
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