Copying server entries

dscp allows you to copy server entries within a session and between two sessions. You have four options when copying a server entry.

You can copy:

A server entry to a new name in the current session
A server entry to a different session
A server entry to a new name in a different session
All entries in the current session to a different session

To create a new server entry within a session by copying

Enter:
```
copy name1 to name2
```
For example, if you enter:
```
copy myserver to my_server
```
dscp creates a new entry, “my_server,” that is identical to “myserver.” You can then modify the new entry and leave the original intact.

To copy a server entry without changing the name

Enter:
```
copy name1 to sess
```
For example, dscp copies the “myserver” entry in the current session to session 2 when you enter:
```
copy myserver to 2
```

To copy a server entry and rename it

Enter:
```
copy name1 to sess name2
```
For example, dscp copies the “myserver” entry in the current session to session 2 and renames it “my_server” when you enter:
```
copy myserver to 2 my_server
```

To copy all entries in the current session to a different session

Enter:
```
copyall sess
```
For example, dscp copies all entries in the current session to session 2 when you enter:
```
copyall 2
```