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by anonymous

Hello,

I do the config of my RUT240 over SSH and the uci commands.

Until FW 0.1.14.4 (.5 I havent tested) I was able to first send my configfile (it is a text file) to the rooter and then starting an import with the following command:

uci import -f /tmp/teltonika-config.txt

After switching to the new 0.7.1.2 FW I dont succed.Trasfer working correctly but the command when executing on the SSH shell shows only the help for the command:

My configfile was created with the SSH shell on a RUT240 with 0.7.1.2 with the command:

uci export >\tmp\teltonika-config.txt

Are there any changes so the import -f doesn't work on 0.7.1.2?

Thanks a lot for help

by anonymous
Are there any others using uci import with this FW version? No problems at all?
by anonymous
Can somebody check this behaviour, so insert doesn't work on 7.0.2?

This issue is very important for me to set up the routers in the future.

Or are there other ideas how to set up a complete basic setup to every router?
by anonymous
Hello,

You need to use forward slashes while setting path, not backward slashes

example: /tmp/teltonika-config.txt

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by anonymous

Hello,

The modified configuration file can be backed up/restored:

·        via Web UI on page System > Administration > Backup. https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/RUT955_Administration#Backup

·        via RMS platform Management > Devices > Configuration > Upload backup https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/RMS_Configuration_menu#Upload_backup

·        via CLI/SSH client command sysupgrade (here you can set any path to configuration file)

to backup

sysupgrade -v -b /tmp/backup.tar.gz

 

to restore

sysupgrade -v -r /tmp/backup.tar.gz

 

Regards.