This solution uses an EEM (embedded event manager) script that polls the CPU SNMP MIB and runs a copy command, Cisco has it documented here.ĥK running NXOS: version 7.3(0)N1(1) event manager applet Schedule_Backup **Create EEM give it a name** **This is the SNMP poller, it polls once a day for a CPU utilization value less than 12345Įvent snmp oid 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.109.1.1.1.1.6.1 get-type exact entry-op le entry-val 12345 poll-interval 86400 The process for Nexus 5K is a bit clunky, because the 5K code does not support the scheduler feature.
Time-period 1440 **Set frequency (minutes)** Path t_ **Path to the destination server**
#Ncm backup scheduler archive#
archive **Enter archive configuration mode** On devices running IOS-XE you can use the archive feature. Job name DAILY-BACKUP **Add a job to the schedule** Scheduler schedule name DAILY **Create schedule & give it a name** Go to Home, Network Configuration, and click on Jobs on the sub-menu. Scheduler job name DAILY-BACKUP **Create job & give it a name** **CLI command to copy the running config to the destination server**Ĭopy running-config t$(SWITCHNAME)_$(TIMESTAMP)_Running.Config source-interface mgmt0 To schedule the configuration backup job, follow the below steps. On Nexus 9K devices use the scheduler feature.ĩK running NXOS: version 7.0(3)I2(2d) feature scheduler **Enable the scheduler feature if not already running** An easy way to backup configs when you dont have an NCM tool.
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