Raritan DOMINION SX -, User Manual

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Backup Command
The
backup
command makes a copy of the Dominion SX configuration and writes the backup
onto an ftp server. The current SX device configuration is saved to the computer with the IP set in
the command parameters in an encrypted format. All device settings are stored in the file
EXCEPT network settings. The file can recovered if a Restore operation becomes necessary.
The syntax of the backup command is:
backup [ip IP] <login LOGIN> <passwd PASSWD> [path PATH] [file FILE]
The backup command options are described in Table 49.
Table 49 Backup Command
C
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D
ESCRIPTION
[ip IP]
IP address of the target system where the backup will be written.
<login LOGIN>
Username of the account on the system where the backup will be
stored.
<passwd PASSWD>
Password of the account on the system where the backup will be
stored.
[path PATH]
Specifies the path to the backup file.
[file FILE]
Specifies the name of the file in which the backup will be saved.
Backup Command Example
In this example, the console server data is sent to a system at the IP address
192.168.51.220
.
The
guest
account and password are used. The data will be saved at the top level of the guest
account as a file named
backupfile
.
admin > system > backup ip 10.0.0.188 login sx password qaz1wsx
path /home/ceci file Bac
Cleareventlog Command
The
cleareventlog
command clears the contents of the local event log.
The syntax of the cleareventlog command is:
cleareventlog
Cleareventlog Command Example
admin > Config > Log > cleareventlog
Factoryreset Command
The
factoryreset
command returns the Dominion SX console server to its default factory settings.
Important: If you choose to revert to the factory settings, you will erase all your
custom settings and will lose your connection to the Dominion SX because, upon
rebooting, the IP address of the unit will be reset to the factory default IP address of
192.168.0.192.
The syntax of the factoryreset command is:
factoryreset