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X4000 User’s Guide 367
Administration of Configuration Files
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Table 11-2: Operation
The State of last operation field can display the following:
Table 11-3: State of last operation
reboot
Restart X4000 . All settings in the memory are
replaced by boot settings from the flash.
Possible values Meaning
todo The operation has not yet been started.
running
The operation is being executed.
done The operation has been executed successfully.
error The operation could not be fully executed (see
syslog message).
Possible values Meaning
If an error should occur while running get (TFTP --> FLASH) and the operation
is aborted, the file to be overwritten in the flash is deleted. So if you transfer a
"boot" file,
X4000 ’s boot file will be deleted and X4000 cannot load a
configuration on restarting. If necessary, rename the file to be transferred!
To run
put (Flash --> TFTP), get (TFTP --> Flash) and state (MEMORY -->
TFTP), you need a TFTP server on the host to or from which you can transfer a
configuration file.
If the TFTP host is a Windows PC, click Program
➧
BRICKware
➧
DIME
Tools in the Windows Start menu to open DIME Tools and activate the TFTP
server with File
➧
TFTP Server before you run the operation in question.