Importing the Configuration File (config -d import)

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Importing the Configuration File (config -d import)

Function

The config -d import command is used to import the iBMC, BIOS, and RAID controller card configuration files.

Format

ipmcset -t config -d import -v <filepath | file_URL>

Parameters

Parameter	Description	Value
filepath	Specifies the directory to which the configuration file is to be imported.	Absolute path of the configuration file on the iBMC. Example value: /tmp/config.xml
file_URL	Specifies the URL of the configuration file to be imported.	Format: protocol://[username:password@]IP:[port]/directory/filename Where: protocol must be https, sftp, cifs, scp, or nfs. NOTE: The iBMC supports only Server Message Block (SMB) V1.0. If the NFS protocol is used, the path cannot contain *username:password@. If other protocols are used, the path must contain username:password@. The standard CIFS protocol uses insecure algorithms. You are advised to use HTTPS, SFTP, SCP, or NFS for security purposes. username* indicates the user name for logging in to the target server. password indicates the password for logging in to the target server. IP:[port] indicates the IP address and port number of the target server. directory/filename indicates the absolute path of the configuration file on the target server. Example value: https://root:Huawei12#$@10.10.10.1:443/tmp/config.xml

Parameter

Description

Value

filepath

Specifies the directory to which the configuration file is to be imported.

Absolute path of the configuration file on the iBMC.

Example value: /tmp/config.xml

file_URL

Specifies the URL of the configuration file to be imported.

Format:

protocol://[username:password@]IP:[port]/directory/filename

Where:

protocol must be https, sftp, cifs, scp, or nfs.
NOTE:
- The iBMC supports only Server Message Block (SMB) V1.0.
- If the NFS protocol is used, the path cannot contain username:password@. If other protocols are used, the path must contain username:password@.
- The standard CIFS protocol uses insecure algorithms. You are advised to use HTTPS, SFTP, SCP, or NFS for security purposes.

username indicates the user name for logging in to the target server.
password indicates the password for logging in to the target server.
IP:[port] indicates the IP address and port number of the target server.
directory/filename indicates the absolute path of the configuration file on the target server.

Example value: https://root:Huawei12#$@10.10.10.1:443/tmp/config.xml

Usage Guidelines

Before running this command, use a file transfer tool that supports SFTP, for example WinSCP, to transfer the configuration file to the specified directory (for example /tmp) of the iBMC file system.

Example

Import the configuration file.

iBMC:/-> ipmcset -t config -d import -v /tmp/testconfig.xml
Setting configuration... 
100% 
Import configuration successfully.  
Reset OS for the BIOS config to take effect.

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