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Loc_Pham_101863
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May 11, 2005
To save the running configuration, you can use the System::ConfigSync::save_configuration method. The SaveMode flag indicates how much information to save. Here's the documentation from the SDK for the SaveMode flag:

 

 

SAVE_FULL - Saves a complete configuration that can be used to set up a device from scratch. This mode is used to save a configuration that can be used in a configsync process. The filename specified when used with this mode should NOT have any path information, since the file will be restricted to a specific directory used in configsync. If the specified file does not end with the ".ucs" suffix, a ".ucs" will be automatically appended to the file.

 

 

SAVE_HIGH_LEVEL_CONFIG - Saves only the high-level configuration (virtual servers, pools, members, monitors...). The filename specified when used with this mode may contain path information, such as "/var/tmp"... If there's no path information, the file will be saved to /config by default.

 

 

SAVE_BASE_LEVEL_CONFIG - Saves only the base configuration (VLANs, self IPs...). The filename specified when used with this mode may contain path information, such as "/var/tmp"... If there's no path information, the file will be saved to /config by default.

 

 

Hope this helps.

 

Loc