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What are the proper steps to backup the company's Multitec Faxfinder Model FF420 configuration?<br />
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I do have the administrators login and have hit the box with telnet.<br />
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Would I just run a tftp get from a host pointed at the machine ip?<br />
cfgtxtfile?<br />
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Multitech recommends saving the config on a second device but we do not havee a second fax device. &nbsp;I just wan the commands to pull off all files needed and commands to restore all files needed.<br />
Thanks
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What are the proper steps to backup the company's Multitec Faxfinder Model FF420 configuration?

I do have the administrators login and have hit the box with telnet.

Would I just run a tftp get from a host pointed at the machine ip?
cfgtxtfile?

Multitech recommends saving the config on a second device but we do not havee a second fax device.  I just wan the commands to pull off all files needed and commands to restore all files needed.
Thanks

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