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Beginning with CNA 3.0, you can configure the Current Path mode using a template. The template is used to create a complete configuration for monitoring the current path. You can initiate the configuration template by using the generate-config current path command.
Once you have initiated the template, enter the appropriate values when prompted. The system will recognize specified values that are used multiple times in the template. You will be prompted once for this specific value to ensure that unexpected errors are not entered.
The system will overwrite the existing, or running, configuration with the values entered through the template. Before overwriting the running configuration, the system will save the configuration with a time stamp and a unique name to identify the file. The unique naming convention is as follows: running-config-yyymmdd-hhmm.cfg The saved configuration files will be shown when the ls cfg command is executed.
When the template is complete, the prompt asks if you want to save this configuration as your start-up configuration. If you answer yes, the newly generated running-config is copied as the start-up config. If you answer no, you will be able to save the configuration by executing the save memory command or the copy running-config startup-config command.
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