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The Config Command
52 DD400 Series Restorer User Guide
Save and Return a Configuration
Using SSH, you can direct output from the restorer
config dump
command, which returns all
restorer configuration settings, into a file on a remote host from which you do restorer
administration. You can later use SSH to return the file to the restorer, which immediately
recognizes the settings as a configuration and accepts the settings as the current configuration.
For example, the following command connects with the restorer dd10 as user sysadmin , asks for the
password, returns output from the command
config dump
that is run on the restorer, and stores
the output in the local file (remote from the restorer)
/tmp/config12
:
# ssh -l sysadmin dd10 config dump > /tmp/config12
sysadmin@dd10’s password:
reg set config.aliases.default_set.root = '1'
reg set config.aliases.default_set.sysadmin = '1'
reg set config.aliases.sysadmin.df = 'filesys show space'
reg set config.aliases.sysadmin.halt = 'system poweroff'
.
.
.
The following command returns the configuration settings from the file
/tmp/config12
to the
restorer. The settings immediately become the current configuration for the restorer.
# ssh -l sysadmin dd10 < /tmp/config12
sysadmin@dd10’s password:
Reloading configuration: (CHECKED)
Security access lists (from adminaccess) updated
Bringing up DHCP client daemon for eth0...
Bringing up DHCP client daemon for eth2...
Reset the Location Description
To reset the location description to the system default of a null entry, use the
config reset
location
command. Administrative users only.
config reset location
Reset the Mail Server to a Null Entry
To reset the mail server used by the restorer to the system default of a null entry, use the
config
reset mailserver
command. Administrative users only.
config reset mailserver