copy running-config tftp: destination filename

[Peter L]

Hi

In IOS-Xr when i do a copy run tftp: the system sets the destination filename as you can see below to "running-config"

 RP/0/0/CPU0:router_4#copy running-config tftp:
 Wed May 7 12:52:37.457 UTC
 Host name or IP address (control-c to abort): []?10.10.10.10
 Destination file name (control-c to abort): [running-config]

In IOS the behavior is to set the destination filename to hostname-confg

cpe_1#copy running-config tftp:
Address or name of remote host []? 10.10.10.10
Destination filename [cpe_1-confg]?

Is there an easy way to get the IOS-XR box to behave in the same way as the IOS box? When i run copy run tftp: i want the destination filename to be set to hostname-confg.

/Regards Peter

[Eddie Chami]

No, but it's something we should enhance, thanks for bringing it up.

[Peter L]

Yeah it would be a nice little feature to have in IOS-XR. Hopefully we will see this in later sw versions of IOS-XR then.

/Peter

[Eddie Chami]

We've started the discussions on it already Peter. Will let you know where it goes.

[Peter L]

Hi

Any update on this enhancement? Will it make the 5.1.3 release.

Regards Peter

[xthuijs]

hi peter,

the ddts is not fixed yet, unfortunately it wont make the XR513 (scheduled 9/5).

regards

xander

[Eddie Chami]

Peter,

The Development team will change the behavior to match IOS, thanks for bringing it up. DDTS used to track this is CSCuo77951. I don't have an ETA yet, but we will get this done.

Regards

Eddie.

[Peter L]

Hi,

And thanks for the update Eddie.

Must say that you guys are doing an excellent work here in the forum for the IOS-Xr platform. Keep up the good work.

Regards Peter