Article: KB-11825
How to:
transfer "Config" files/folder from MC2K to Netlok PC folder or vice versa.
Skill required to complete this article: Controls and level is Intermediate.

Question/Problem

How to transfer "Config" files/folder from MC2K to Netlok PC or vice versa.

Environment

MC2000/MC2K
S2000TT
InControlWar

Answer/Solution

Config files/folder transfer from MC2K to Netlok PC folder

1) Connect Target VPN on your Netlok PC.
2) Open FileZilla on your Netlok PC.
3) From site's "Remote Connection ---> Equipment Information" tab, check MC2K's creds & insert them as mentioned below on FileZilla. (be sure to use port 22. Otherwise you will not able to connect)

  

 

4) Upon connecting to MC2K, follow below mentioned steps (As shown below in the picture)

         a) Go to "/usr/mc4/M1108156-MC2K-1" Directory (On the right side of the window)
         b) Navigate to your share folder in "N: drive". (On the left side of window)
         c) Drag & Drop "Config" folder from MC2K to your Netlok PC's drive/folder.

 

 

 Once transfer is done, ask site to either physically connect backup MC2K.

Once site is connected with backup MC2K, re-connect MC2K on FileZilla as mentioned above.

 

Transfer back file from Netlok PC folder into Backup MC2K
 

1) Connect Target VPN on your Netlok PC.
2) Open FileZilla on your Netlok PC. 
3) Connect MC2K from FileZilla.

 

4) Try to just drag & drop "config" files/folder from Netlok PC to Backup MC2K but sometimes it won't let you transfer due to not having administrative access to that "/usr/mc4/M1108156-MC2K-1" directory.
     i.e. 3rd MC2000 swap

5) During that time, try to transfer "config" files/folder to any other path inside MC2K where it doesn't ask for administrative rights.
     i.e. /tmp or /local
 


6) Once you successfully transferred "config" files/folder into any other ("/tmp, /local or any other directory"), follow the steps as mentioned below -

 

  • login to mc2000 (mc_user/mc_user)
  • Su

 password: mc2000
 

 

 First we need to create a backup of existing "config" folder.
 

  • cd /usr/mc4/M1108156-MC2K-1/config
  • cp config config_Backup

    Once "config_Backup" is created, transfer/move new "config" folder to MC2K.
     
  • cd /tmp or cd /local
  • mv /tmp/config/* /usr/mc4/M1108156-MC2K-1/config
    or
    sudo mv /tmp/config/*  /usr/mc4/M1108156-MC2K-1/config
    or
    mv -r /tmp/config  /usr/mc4/M1108156-MC2K-1/config

Related items

Incident number:- TS-00424676 (https://dashboard.intelligrated.com/dashboard/EditIncident.aspx?IncidentID=e0df4561-aa22-4327-afe1-e9f7312fad19)
 

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