What Can I Do When I Fail to Back Up Cisco Configuration Files?

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Selina742 Created Apr 2, 2016 14:16:07

If a timeout error occurs when you back up Cisco configuration files by running commands, the Cisco device is faulty.
Check the FTP service password. When FTP is used to transfer Cisco configuration files, the FTP service password cannot be set to 0 to 7.

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