How to save a current configuration.

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June 23, 2011
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Hi, I' v assigned to the operator of FortinetB200 v4.0 MR2. Now I have to change this password from CLI. 1. Connect to the FortinetB200 from telnet client. ID:admin passwd:<current_passwd> 2ï¼Ž # config system admin # edit admin # set password <new_passwd> # end Then, is there no need to save a current configuration to the flash? Cisco products require to save a running_config to a startup_config, such as " copy running-config startup-config" . regards, okumura

Matthijs

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Config is saved by the end command that you gave :-) It' s not a Cisco :p

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Anonymous_UserAuthor

Contributor III

Hi Matthijs, Thank you for your reply! I got it. Regards, okumura

Matthijs

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I forgot to mention that there is a setting for this :) FGT100A~ (global) # set cfg-save automatic automatically save config manual manually save config revert manually save config and revert the config when timeout FGT100A~ (global) # set cfg-save Default: FGT100A~ (global) # show full-configuration | grep cfg set cfg-save automatic FGT100A~ (global) #

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Anonymous_UserAuthor

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Hi Matthijs, Thanks a lot!! " Show" command is not appear in the CLI refernece but " Get" command. Is this alias of the " Get" command? Regards, okumura

Matthijs

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Show is what is configured, get is what is active. Show full is more like get.. the " tree" command is also something you should try :) It shows you the available commands from the point where you execute it. So if you are in the root you get everything, but under config system interface you only get the commands that are available there. [edit] forgot to mention that you should be carefull running the tree command on the console port.. it takes a while to show the output with only 9600 baud :P [/edit]

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Anonymous_UserAuthor

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THanks a lot Matthijs! Regards,

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