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I spoke with Extreme Networks Support and without the model of the item It is hard to provide more assistance<br />
is it EXOS or EOS based? &nbsp;These are two entirely different product lines.. The Exos line of products in the cli does have a show config command<br />
you might want to check their knowledge base <a href="https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/" rel="ugc">https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/</a>
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I spoke with Extreme Networks Support and without the model of the item It is hard to provide more assistance
is it EXOS or EOS based?  These are two entirely different product lines.. The Exos line of products in the cli does have a show config command
you might want to check their knowledge base https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/ [https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/]

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Hi David,<br />
Sorry for delayed comeback.<br />
He I got more info:<br />
C25 controllers. &nbsp;Not sure about the EXOS/EOS. &nbsp;Running code 10.41.07<br />
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Any help on this would appreciate?
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Hi David,
Sorry for delayed comeback.
He I got more info:
C25 controllers.  Not sure about the EXOS/EOS.  Running code 10.41.07

Any help on this would appreciate?

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I have Extreme controller..I need to read its running configuration.<br />
sh run-config command output is like linix.<br />
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Is there any way to read it in cisco format?
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I have Extreme controller..I need to read its running configuration.
sh run-config command output is like linix.

Is there any way to read it in cisco format?

Extreme Controller show running config command output

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