Scott, You are correct, you do have to do it from the command line. You define the location of the config first and then ask the OS to upload the config. One caveat to that it is if you are using the streaming version of the CacheOS, then this config will need to be reloaded afterwards. Phil. >===== Original Message From "Davis, Scott" <Scott_Davisat_private> ===== >Jason, > >Depends on which version of the CacheOS you are using. I think starting >with the 3.x versions you are able to FTP the configuration, if I remember >correctly you have to do it through the command line, not the GUI. I was >using the SNMP extension on the 2.x and 3.x versions of the CacheOS and >found they did not implement many SNMP features. Basically all I could ever >get out of the box via SNMP was an Up/Down status. > > >Thanks, >Scott Davis >Internet Security Specialist >T.Rowe Price >(410) 345-3153 Work > >-----Original Message----- >From: Jason Ellison [mailto:infotekat_private] >Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 10:08 PM >To: pen-testat_private >Subject: cacheflow3000 > > >i was looking at using snmp to yank the config of a cacheflow3000... i >noticed cacheflow doesn't have documented .1.3.6.1.4 OID's usually used to >set a host for uploading a configuration via tftp/ftp. do cacheflows have >this capability?
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