Overview

Allows to backup the Cisco devices

Config of the TFTP server

apt-get install tftpd -y

cat >/etc/xinetd.d/tftp << END

service tftp

{

protocol = udp

port = 69

socket_type = dgram

wait = yes

user = nobody

server = /usr/sbin/in.tftpd

server_args = /tftpboot

disable = no

}

END

To add device backups

For each device to add:

• todo on the cisco router:

  • en
  • conf t
  • snmp-server community 'rw_community' RW
  • snmp-server host 'TFTPD_IP_address' version 2c 'rw_community' config
  • exit
  • wr

• todo on the hp switch:

  • conf t
  • snmp-server community 'rw_community' unrestricted
  • wr mem
  • exit

• todo on the tftp server: >/tftpboot/{cisco,hp}.{'device_ip_addr','device_domain_name'}.conf

• and, optionally: cisco.backup.sh -i >>/etc/iptables.d/cisco.backups.fw

That's all folks!

The new device will be automatically supported ...

USE

help:

cisco.backup.sh -h

eg.

setup the list of cisco devices to backup:

cisco.backup.sh --setupfrom /media/cloudfuse/os-backup/cisco.conf/

or:

touch /tftpboot/cisco.192.168.0.1.conf /tftpboot/hp.devname.my.domain.conf

cron example:

00 00 * * * ROOT=/media/cloudfuse/os-backup; curl -sfL https://github.com/peychart/snmp-cisco-backup/raw/master/cisco.backup.sh| /bin/bash -s -- -c community_name -d /tftpboot| while read i; do cp -f /tftpboot/$i $ROOT/cisco.conf/$i.$(date "+%Y%m%d.%H%M") 2>/dev/null; done; cd /tftpboot/ && [ -d .git ] && (git add *.conf && git commit -m "New backups" && git push) >/dev/null 2>&1