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User Guide for Resource Manager Essentials 4.1
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Chapter 8 Archiving Configurations and Managing Them Using Archive Management
Checking Configuration Archival Status
Failed Devices Report
A device appears in this report if fetch for all of the supported configurations has failed. This report also
contains the reasons configuration could not be pulled.
This report contains the following information:
If you enabled TACACS for a device and configured custom TACACS login and passwords prompts, you
may experience Telnet problems, since RME may not recognize the prompts.
To make your prompts recognizable, you must edit the TacacsPrompts.ini file. See the procedure given
in the Handling Custom Telnet Prompts section of the User Guide for Common Services.
Partially Successful Devices Report
A device shows up in this report if fetch for any one of the supported configurations has failed.
The Partially Successful Devices report lists the Catalyst 5000 family devices for which sub-module
information could not be pulled from the device. Only the main configuration of the supervisory module
is archived for Catalyst 5000 devices.
This report contains the following information:
Accessed At Date and time that RME pulled running configuration from device in an attempt to archive. The
configuration is archived only if there has been a change.
Description Displays the archival status.
Column Names Description
Column Names Description
Device Name Device Display Name as entered in Device and Credential Repository.
Click on the device name to launch the Device Center.
Config Type Defines the type of configuration PRIMARY, SECONDARY, or VLAN.
• PRIMARY/SECONDARY—Contains the Running and Startup configuration files information.
• VLAN—Contains running vlan.dat configuration file information. This configuration type does not
contain Startup configuration file information.
For ONS devices, the PRIMARY configuration type displays the configuration information from the
active CPU, at that instance.
File Type Defines the configuration file type that is either Running or Startup configuration.
Accessed At Date and time that RME pulled running configuration from device in an attempt to archive. The
configuration is archived only if there has been a change.
Description Reason why RME could not pull running and startup configuration from device.