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Managing Routers and BNX Platforms

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• Use the .cfg filename extension for alternate conﬁguration ﬁles.

(The default conﬁguration ﬁle is conﬁg.)

• Use the .al filename extension for alias files.

• Use the .log filename extension for log files.

Copying a File

You can use the Router Files Manager to copy a ﬁle on the router. You can copy

the ﬁle to a different volume or to the same volume. To copy a ﬁle, you do the

following:

1. Examine the existing ﬁlenames.

2. Verify the existence of adequate free space on the destination volume.

3. Create the copy.

The following sections describe each of these steps.

Examining the Router Destination Volume

The router automatically overwrites any ﬁle that has the same ﬁlename as the ﬁle

you are creating.

To avoid overwriting an existing ﬁle, display a list of the volume’s contents and

determine the filenames that are already in use. For information on how to do this,

see “Displaying the Contents of a Volume” earlier in this chapter.

If you are unfamiliar with the ﬁle-naming rules and conventions, refer to the

earlier section “Naming a File” before you proceed.

Verifying Adequate Free Space

You must be certain that the router volume has enough space available for the

copy. Depending on the router software version you are using, your software

might automatically check the available space for you.

To determine your router software version, select Help➔Site Manager Version in

the Router Files Manager window.

Routers that run 7.80 (or later) software automatically make sure enough free

space exists on the destination volume speciﬁed in a ﬁle copy operation.

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