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But vyatta upon "save" , writes the config down to the config directory and the file named config.boot. You can also save it to any mounted device with the save command followed by that full path as long as that user has write access/permissions. i.e [EMAIL PROTECTED] save /mnt/mynewfile ERROR: Save failed. Error creating temporary file: /mnt/mynewfile# Permission denied vrs [EMAIL PROTECTED] save /opt/vyatta/etc/config/mynewfile [edit] Save done. You can also transfer configs around and reload them via scp, mounted media ( cdrom/floppy/thumb drives ).
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