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370 X4000 User’s Guide
Configuration Management
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TFTP host --> flash
➤
Select Operation: get (TFTP --> FLASH).
➤
Type in TFTP Server IP Address, e.g.
192.168.1.1.
➤
Type in TFTP File Name: brick.cf.
➤
Type in Name in Flash, e.g. boot.
➤
Select START OPERATION and press Return.
As long as the operation is being carried out, OPERATING appears in the
help line of the Setup Tool; State of last operation displays running.
When the operation has been successfully executed,
get (TFTP -->
FLASH) is displayed under Type of last operation; State of last
operation assumes the value
done.
The configuration file brick.cf is saved, for example, in X4000 ’s flash under
the name boot.
To make the settings of brick.cf take immediate effect in X4000 , proceed as
follows:
Flash --> memory
➤
Reselect Operation: load (FLASH --> MEMORY).
➤
Select Name in Flash, e.g. boot.
➤
Select START OPERATION and press Return.
As long as the operation is being carried out, OPERATING appears in the
help line of the Setup Tool; State of last operation displays running.
When the operation has been successfully executed, load (FLASH -->
MEMORY) is displayed under Type of last operation; State of last
operation assumes the value
done.
The configuration file boot has been loaded to X4000 ’s memory and the
settings have been activated.
➤
Leave
C
ONFIGURATION
M
ANAGEMENT
with EXIT.
You have returned to the main menu.
There is another way to transfer configuration files using the XMODEM
protocol over the serial interface. The procedure for this is explained in the
Software Reference .