Network Management Configuration Guide, Cisco Catalyst IE9300 Rugged Series Switches

Swap Drive commands

Updated: November 20, 2023

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Lists and describes Swap Drive commands for synchronizing, configuring, and checking switch images and configurations.

Use this reference to understand command functions and requirements.

Note

Run all auto sync commands in configuration mode.

Table 1. Swap Drive commands and their descriptions
Command	Description
sync sdflash: sync usbflash1:	Synchronizes the switch image and configuration files from internal flash to the SD or USB drive.
sync sdflash: ios-image sync usbflash1: ios-image	Synchronizes the switch image from the internal flash to the SD or USB drive.
sync sdflash:skip config sync usbflash1: skip config	Synchronizes the switch image from the internal flash to the SD or USB drive but does not sync the configuration.
sync sdflash:skip ios-image sync usbflash1: skip ios-image	Synchronizes the configuration files from the internal flash to the SD or USB drive but does not sync the image.
sync restore-bundle	Copies the bundle image to the new switch without installing it during the restore process.
[no] auto sync enable	Enables or disables the auto sync feature. Note Auto synchronization is disabled by default. You must enable auto sync before using other options for this feature.
auto sync config [usbflash1\|sdflash]:	Specifies the configuration that runs during synchronization.
[no] auto sync run time: [hh:mm:ss]	Specifies the time at which the synchronization is performed. By default, the time is set to 00:00:00.
show sync status	Displays the last synchronization time and status. Note If a type-6 password is configured, the status displays the configuration as out of sync and includes a message stating that type-6 passwords are not synced.
show auto sync configuration	Displays all the configuration settings.
show auto sync status	Displays the last auto synchronization time and status.

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