system scheduler ..set date start and period ..and then put your commands..

anyway, I think it's really heavy and unreliable doing that 365x2 / year ..are the two config so different?? you can change on schedule only the differences!

system backup load name=A1.backup 

system scheduler ..set date start and period ..and then put your commands..

anyway, I think it's really heavy and unreliable doing that 365x2 / year ..are the two config so different?? you can change on schedule only the differences!

Hi,
You guess right, They are totally different. I put this code

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system backup load name=A1.backup 

into scheduler and it didn't work. How can I implement "Enter" in scheduler ?

/system backup load ..

system scheduler ..set date start and period ..and then put your commands..

anyway, I think it's really heavy and unreliable doing that 365x2 / year ..are the two config so different?? you can change on schedule only the differences!

Hi,
You guess right, They are totally different. I put this code

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system backup load name=A1.backup 

into scheduler and it didn't work. How can I implement "Enter" in scheduler ?

put "/" before command ..

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/system backup load ..

/system backup load name=A1.backup 

test commands from cli, put it into two system/scripts (give full permissions ..use two different names)..then create two schedule launching (run) your scripts (names)

/system script> add name=Profile-A1 policy= ftp,reboot,read,write,policy,test,password,sniff,sensiti
ve\ source="/system backup load name=A1.backup"

 /system script> run Profile-A1 
password: 

Instead of using the "backup" option, export the router configuration, which saves a plain text file, which then can be imported to the router.

Export the configuration to a file:

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/export file=myFile-A1

To apply this configuration, reset the router and run the script after reboot:

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/system reset-configuration keep-users=yes no-defaults=yes run-after-reset=myFile-A1.rsc