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Generating/Printing ASG Configuration Report

We're in the process of upgrading our two (active/passive) ASG220's from 7.512 to 8.x

As part of this process - we'd like to generate/save/print our existing ASG220 configuration (pdf would be nice).

Basically document all our interfaces (we have a couple RED10's too), routing tables, packet filters, exceptions, etc. Hopefully in a readable & organized format.

I'm assuming the "computer gods" (with a small "g") will be favorable, and the upgrade will be successful and w/o drama. And of course, we'll generate a configuration backup before we attempt the upgrade...

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0 BarryG over 12 years ago

Hi, the 'printable configuration' system was first added in 8.x, so you won't be able to use it in 7.5.

I'd recommend printing the webadmin pages; you can change the # of items per page with the dropdown menu.

There's lots of free software available to 'print' to PDFs, fwiw. I use CutePDF on a Windows computer at home, and GhostScript (more complicated) on another.

Barry
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0 kellym_01 over 12 years ago

Thanks for taking the time to reply...

I kinda suspected I'd be on my own on this w/7.x [:(]

Thankfully I have "SnagIt"...
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0 BAlfson over 12 years ago

It's been awhile, but I did notice one idiosyncracy., and this occured to others here, too...

After the Up2Date, the Master no longer could sync to the Slave. It turned out that the MTUs were different. One was 1500, and the other was 2000. The solution was, simply, to change from one to the other.

From the command line as root:
You can run ifconfig eth2 to see the existing MTU, then change it

cc
ha
advanced
mtu$
=2000

or =1500

Cheers - Bob
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