H3C XE 200 IP, Operation Manual

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Operation Manual – System Management
H3C XE 200/2000 IP PBX
Chapter 5 File System Management
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Table 5-8 Erase the configuration files in the storage device
Operation Command
Erase the configuration file in the storage device reset saved-configuration
5.2.2 Naming and Selection Order of the Configuration File
I. Naming the configuration file
The configuration file is named as follows:
config.cfg: Default filename of the configuration file. The name is specified by the
manufacturer, but the contents of this file can be changed by the user.
II. Selection order of the configuration file
There are three cases in which the system selects the configuration file after startup.
1) If you have set to start with skipping the configuration file, the system starts with
null configuration.
2) If you have specified the start configuration file, the system:
z
Selects the specified file as the start configuration file if the file exists.
z
Starts with null configuration if the specified file does not exist.
3) If you have not specified the start configuration file, the system searches for the
config.cfg file and:
z
Selects the config.cfg file as the start configuration file if it exists.
z
Starts with null configuration if the config.cfg file does not exist.
5.2.3 Backing Up the Configuration File
You can back up the configuration by backing up the information displayed using the
display current-configuration command or by using FTP.
I. Backing up the information displayed using the display
current-configuration command
You can execute the display current-configuration command to display all the
configuration information in the XE IP PBX except for the defaults. In the HyperTerminal,
you can copy all the displayed configuration information into a text file to back up the
configuration file.
II. Using FTP
The way of loading the configuration file using FTP is the same with that of loading host
program using FTP, except for the file to be loaded. For details, refer to Configuration
Example of Upgrading the Comware Application Program (1) , where, the fifth
configuration step is different: Under the “[ftp]” prompt, use the get RemoteFile