Using TFTP to get config

[olive]

Hi,
Do you know the file to import by using tftp in command line, in order to get the IPOffice config, for example IPOff.cfg.

The syntax of tftp is:
tftp -i 192.168.1.1 get "FILE" C:\IPOff.cfg

where 192.168.1.1 is the IPOffice IP adress
and FILE is the config file to import.

Thanks in advance

 

[intrigrant]

Only when the password is default "password" wich is not advisable for security reasons.
This is the full line with encrypted password:
tftp -i 10.137.50.60 get "config/$t%$'~ q" config.cfg

$t%$'~ q equals password

To get the encrypted password:
Save the config as text, open this in a texteditor and you can find the encrypted password:
SY_Name,SY_Password,SY_IPAddress,SY_IPMask,SY_Sec
'My Customer',JDDH?C=,10.11.1.105,255.255.255.0,

"JDDH?C=" is the encrypted password.

 

[NuggiFirst]

Open monitor.

Pull the cfg from the IPO.

When Manager searches for the IPO, you'll see a TFTP RRQ in monitor, asking for nasystem/whois.
Then when you have entered the password, you'll see a TFTP RRQ, asking for config/"something".

Copy config/"something" to your own TFTP string instead of "FILE", and give it a go!

Works like a charm here ;-)

 

[olive]

Hi,

I type this line :
tftp -i 10.1.112.1 get "config/$t%$'~ q" config.cfg

and it's OK, I receive the file config.cfg with the full config OK.
Thank you very much

But :
- when I open it with notepad, I don't see anywhere the password.
- do you kow the list of files that can be imported by tftp ?

Thanks.

 

[olive]

Hi,
do you know the list of files that can be imported by tftp ?

Thanks

 

[legendinmylunchtime]

why dont you just use manager???

 

[bsmo]

Hello Olive,

I wrote a quick 'n dirty command-line backup tool for the IPO. You can download it here:

http://rapidshare.de/files/24104410/IPOBackup_1.1.zip.html

Lik I said it's quick 'n dirty but I'm using it a few yaers in combination with windows scheduled tasks and until now it has done it's job.