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performed from the
Console User Profile Configuration
dialog box.
It is important to save the new configuration to the CEC/IMC Manager
hard disk prior to sending it to the CEC/IMC because a send will send
the last configuration that was saved to disk. However, if after making
changes, a send is performed prior to a save, the CEC/IMC Manager
will automatically save the new configuration to disk; this ensures that
the actual CEC/IMC configuration will be the same as the displayed
settings upon re-entering the
Console User Profile Configuration
dialog box.
Save
Choose the Save button to perform an immediate save of the currently
selected console's configuration. Other consoles displayed in the list
box located at the top of the dialog box are not saved. The console
configuration is saved on the CEC/IMC Manager's hard disk drive.
Any previous configuration for the console, if present, is erased and
replaced with the current configuration. If the CEC/IMC Manager is
running remotely or as a part of the EDACS Network Manager, this
configuration is saved on the CEC/IMC Manager local to the
CEC/IMC; it is not saved at the remote location.
Save As...
Using the Save As… function across different console types
is not recommended.
Choose the Save As… button to allow the currently selected console
configurations to be saved as a different console. It is provided to
speed configurations when similar console configurations are required.
Upon choosing
Save As…
a small dialog box will appear which
allows selection of a new console number. Select the desired console
number from the choices in the drop-down list box. Like
Save , Save
As… stores console configuration on the CEC/IMC Manager server.
Send
Choose the Send button to send the console configuration data to the
respective console and, as discussed previously, if Send is performed
prior to Save the new configuration is automatically saved to the
CEC/IMC Manager hard disk before it is sent to the CEC/IMC. This
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