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This function allows you to '''load''' a saved '''configuration''' (see chapter entitled "[[ | This function allows you to '''load''' a saved '''configuration''' (see chapter entitled "[[Reference:Administration/Diagnostics/Config-Show|Administration/Diagnostics/Config-Show]]") onto the device. | ||
By specifying path and file name of the configuration file to be loaded in the File field and then clicking the Upload button, the configuration file is loaded into the device. | By specifying path and file name of the configuration file to be loaded in the File field and then clicking the Upload button, the configuration file is loaded into the device. | ||
Here, it is to be noted that the configuration file is loaded into the device’s volatile memory. This means it is neither permanently backed up nor immediately operative. The device therefore must be briefly reset. More detailed information on resetting the device may be found in the chapter "[[Reset|Administration/Reset]]". | Here, it is to be noted that the configuration file is loaded into the device’s volatile memory. This means it is neither permanently backed up nor immediately operative. The device therefore must be briefly reset. More detailed information on resetting the device may be found in the chapter "[[Reference:Administration/Reset|Administration/Reset]]". | ||
Latest revision as of 18:50, 3 April 2007
This function allows you to load a saved configuration (see chapter entitled "Administration/Diagnostics/Config-Show") onto the device.
By specifying path and file name of the configuration file to be loaded in the File field and then clicking the Upload button, the configuration file is loaded into the device.
Here, it is to be noted that the configuration file is loaded into the device’s volatile memory. This means it is neither permanently backed up nor immediately operative. The device therefore must be briefly reset. More detailed information on resetting the device may be found in the chapter "Administration/Reset".