The reason a config-copy request failed.
unknown: very descriptive.
badFileName: check your file
name/path/permissions.
timeout: the network may be overloaded,
or the remote file server may not
be responding.
noMem: the Agent wasn't able to allocate
memory for the config-copy
operation.
noConfig: the agent-config selected as the
source was non-existent.
unsupportedProtocol: the protocol is not
supported by the agent.
someConfigApplyFailed: applying of some of the
configuration commands
failed.
systemNotReady: system is not ready to copy.
requestAborted: config copy operation aborted.
ConfigCopyProtocol
enumeration
The protocol file transfer protocol that should be
used to copy the configuration file over the
network. If the config file transfer is to occur
locally on the SNMP agent, the method of transfer
is left up to the implementation, and is not
restricted to the protocols below.
tftp: Transfer File Transfer Protocol
ftp: File Transfer protocol
rcp: Remote Copy Protocol
scp: Secure Copy Protocol
sftp: Secure File Transfer Protocol
ConfigCopyState
enumeration
The state of a TFTP config-copy operation.
The description of each state is given below:
waiting: only one config-copy request can run
at any time. A newly activated
config-copy request is placed in this
state if another request has already
been activated.
running: this state signifies that the
config-copy request is running.
successful: the state when a config-copy request
is successfully completed.
failed: the config-copy request was
unsuccessful.
ConfigFileType
enumeration
The various types of files on which a config-copy
operation can be performed.
networkFile: file on another network device,
e.g. a file-server on the
network.
iosFile: a file on the local agent, other
than startup or running config.
startupConfig: a startup config file.
runningConfig: a running config file.
terminal: a terminal (e.g. the console
window) on which the config is
to be displayed.
fabricStartupConfig: a file type which can be
used for a destination file;
when a running-config is to
copied to a destination of
this type, the file is copied
to the startup config on all
devices in the fabric. Such
a fabric could, for example,
be a Fibre Channel fabric,
or even a MAC-based fabric.