In the process of converting our configs to be correctly interpreted
when they are uploaded via TFTP we have noticed the following syntax
differences:
1. If you boot a blank switch and configure it via a console (or
bootstrap then telnet) the switch detects it's software version and
modules. You can enter your config in no problems. If you try to upload
a config via TFTP you must explicitly specify the version and installed
modules for example:
version V3.3.0T163
module 1 ni-mlx-20-port-1g-100fx
2. Some commands don't work as specified in the documentation. If using
console/telnet you can enter a motd as follows:
banner motd $
message
$
However if you try and TFTP upload this config it fails. You must do
this:
banner motd ^C
message^C
^C
3. The command "!" is interpreted as "no-operation" on the
console/telnet and as "exit" when TFTP uploaded.
Hope that saves someone some time... Or has someone else already come
across this one..?
Any more differences that I should be aware of when TFTPing up configs?
James Piper
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