Dynamips question

SephStorm

Is there anyway to copy a config from dynamips? I want to copy a config that I have made so I can post it online, but ctrl c/v doesnt work, and i cant right click in the console window. anyone have any suggestions?

Roguetadhg

To Copy:
I highlight the running-configuration, just click and drag up or down. Ctrl+C to copy.
To Paste:
I Right-Click in the active window. Brings up a paste box. I click okay.

I'm using Tera Term for GNS3 emulation. I'm not sure if that matters, but probably.

SephStorm

wanted to post an update, crtl c doesnt work, Im running dynagen in linux if it matters. what im going to try no is just print screens so i can post the config.

bermovick

What are you using to connect to the devices though? Are you using putty/securecrt/etc on a remote windows box or something like gnome-terminal or Konsole on the local box?

Most of the linux shells (in my experience) copy text to the buffer automatically once highlighted. Pasting depends on the application - for another shell/terminal, right-clicking pastes it back in. For something like Kate(notepad), I think ctrl+v will paste whatever is in the buffer.

MAC_Addy

I do believe to copy text in linux you'll have to click both left and right mouse buttons simultaneously. After that the ctrl+v will work on a text editor.

QHalo

When I use ZOC to connect to my routers, all commands are logged to a file. A simple 'show run' would **** the contents of the screen to the log file. Extract from there. Does whatever console you're using support this feature?

CodeBlox

Using the default (PuTTY), simply highlighting text in the console allows you to paste it elsewhere.