Cisco SD-WAN save command

You can use the save command to export files to remote devices. You need to enter configuration mode first:

vManage1# config 
Entering configuration mode terminal

Now you can use the save command:

vManage1(config)# save ?
Possible completions:
  Remote directory path (ftp://user:password@host:port/filepath, scp://user@host
:filepath, /)
  -CA                                
  -out                               
  20210811-025905-admin-tech.tar.gz  
  ROOT-CA.key                        
  ROOT-CA.pem                        
  ROOT-CA.srl                        
  admin@1.2.3.4                      
  admin@fs1.nwl.ai                   
  archive_id_rsa.pub                 
  vbond.crt                          
  vbond_csr                          
  vedge1.crt                         
  vedge1.csr                         
  vedge1_csr                         
  vedge2.crt                         
  vedge2_csr                         
  vedge3.crt                         
  vedge3_csr                         
  vedge4.crt                         
  vedge4_csr                         
  vmanage1.crt                       
  vmanage_csr                        
  vsmart1.crt                        
  vsmart_csr

For example:

vManage1(config)# save scp://ubuntu@10.65.90.50:my-running-configuration
Copying(scp) configuration ubuntu@10.65.90.50:~/my-running-configuration
ubuntu@10.65.90.50's password: 
Successfully archived configuratio

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