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39 changes: 39 additions & 0 deletions Documentation/networking_standard.md
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Notes: The artifact types supported by Networking orchestration_restore command are "ftp", "tftp", "filesystem" and "scp". The "requires_same_resource" restore rule for Networking devices is always True. The "created_date" refers to the creation date of the snapshot.

# Typical Workflows

#### **Workflow 1** - *Save configuration*
1. In CloudShell Portal, reserve the resource.

2. Run the **Save** resource command.

3. In the **Command Inputs** sub-pane, enter the following information:
* **Folder Path**: For example, *tftp://ipaddress/shared folder*.
* **Configuration Type**: **Startup** or **Running**.
* **VRF Management Name**: Provide the VRF Management name, if relevant.

4. Click **Run**.

The Startup or Running configuration is saved to a file named *<ResourceName>-<startup/running-config>-<timestamp>*, which will be stored in the folder path you entered above.

#### **Workflow 2** - *Restore configuration*
1. In CloudShell Portal, reserve the resource.

2. Run the **Restore** resource command.

3. In the **Command Inputs** sub-pane, enter the following information:
* **Path**: (Mandatory) Enter the full path of the configuration file.
* **Restore Method**: (Optional) Possible values are **Override** or **Append**. If left empty, the **Override** method is used.
* **Configuration Type**: (Mandatory) Possible values are **Startup** or **Running**.
* **VRF Management Name**: (Optional) Provide the VRF Management name, if relevant.

4. Click **Run**.

#### **Workflow 3** - *Load firmware*
1. In CloudShell portal, reserve the resource.

2. Run the **Load Firmware** resource command.

3. In the **Command Inputs** sub-pane, enter the following information:
* **Path** (Mandatory). Enter the full path to the firmware file on the remote host, for example: tftp://10.1.1.1/both.tim.

4. Click **Run**.