Mostly. By default, rancid does remove cisco obfuscated passwords (the
ones that are trivially decrypted), so if you just copy a config from
rancid back to a device, it may not quite be fully functional...but the
first time someone does a write mem on a big router running a boot image
or other software that doesn't support all the features being used, you'll
be glad you have the config backed up by rancid.
On Wed, 20 Aug 2008, Adam Greene wrote:
OK, great thanks. I think we will give rancid a whirl. I assume that I'll be
able to tftp whatever config file rancid creates back into a new device
should we experience a hardware failure.
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