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system, when linked up, is loaded from the file. The configuration is NOT stored to FLASH
memory by this command
4.7.4.5 Store/Reload Local and Remote Configurations to/from each Flash [8 & 9]
Selecting either of these two options will cause the current active configuration to be either
stored to FLASH memory, or to be reloaded from FLASH memory, respectively. This
command operates on both local and remote systems.
When powering up a system, FLASH memory is used to retrieve the last saved configuration.
Any other active configuration that is not stored in FLASH memory is lost when the system is
powered down.
4.7.4.6 Copy-Common Configuration to Remote
This option causes most parameters of the current active local configuration to be copied to
the remote system‟s active configuration. What is excluded, are any port-specific and system-
specific parameters, for example, port type, DCD source, and channel loopbacks. Those
configuration parameters that are common to both ends of the link and for which end-to-end
operation depend, are sent to the remote system.
4.7.4.7 Copy-All Local Configuration to Remote
This option is similar to the preceding one, except that all configuration parameters are sent
to the remote system and it‟s current active configuration is updated. This means that all
channel and composite port configuration settings are duplicated on the remote system
exactly as they are on the local system. This option should be used with care.
4.7.4.8 Copy-All Remote Configuration to Local
This option performs a command identical to the Copy-All Local Configuration to Remote
command above, but in the reverse direction, that is, from the remote system to the local
system. This option should also be used with care.