The SAF FreeMile Series Full Outdoor Unit Technical Description and Configuration Guide • Rev. 1.3
© SAF Tehnika JSC 2012
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Configuration
backup
files
Using
‘
cfg
backup
<filename>
’
command,
the
user
can
create
the
backup
file
of
the
current
SAF
FreeMile
configuration.
The
configuration
backup
file
is
a
text
file
and,
when
created,
contains
the
current
configuration
script,
‐
the
same
configuration
script
that
are
stored
in
EEPROM.
Please
refer
to
Chapter
8
for
more
information
on
configuration
script.
The
configuration
backup
files
are
stored
on
Flash
disk,
where
they
can
be
edited
or
downloaded
to
PC.
The
backup
configuration
file
can
be
applied
in
run
‐
time,
by
consecutively
entering
‘
cfg
restore
<filename>
’
and
‘
cfg
run
’
commands.
Note:
the
configuration
restored
from
file
is
not
stored
in
EEPROM
and,
therefore,
will
be
lost
when
SAF
FreeMile
is
restarted.
To
save
it
in
EEPROM
use
‘write’
command.
The
user
can
create
and
store
several
configuration
files
to
quickly
revert
to
other
SAF
FreeMile
site
configurations.
Working
with
files
The
following
commands
are
intended
to
operate
with
files
stored
on
the
Flash
disk
on
the
management
controller.
tfs
edit
<file>
Edits
the
specified
file.
This
command
is
applied
for
editing
configuration
backup
files
and
boot
configuration
file
(boot.ini).
For
example,
edit
boot.ini,Be
–
file
‘boot.ini’
will
be
opened
for
editing.
‘Be’
specifies
that
this
file
will
be
saved
with
attributes
‘B’
and
‘e’.
If
boot.ini
file
is
intended
to
be
modified,
it
should
always
be
opened
specifying
‘B’
and
‘e’
flags
as
in
the
example
above,
this
will
ensure
that
file
is
saved
with
these
attributes
(flags).
To
close
the
file
and
save
changes
press
Ctrl+Z,
to
close
the
file
without
saving
changes
press
Ctrl+Q.
The
configuration
backup
files
do
not
require
specific
attributes.
tfs
ls
Displays
the
list
of
files
stored
on
the
Flash
disk
and
the
number
of
bytes,
both
free
and
used
by
these
files.
‘tfs
dir’
can
also
be
used.
tfs
cat
<filename>
Displays
the
contents
of
the
text
file.
‘tfs
type’
can
also
be
used.
tfs
del
<filename>
Deletes
the
specified
file
from
Flash
disk.
‘tfs
rm’
can
also
be
used.
6.4
Security
Commands
General
tips
Telnet
server
supports
one
user
only,
web
server
supports
up
to
32
users
simultaneously.
By
default
the
username
and
password
for
Web
server,
FTP
server
and
Telnet
terminal
is:
–
Username
(login):
admin
–
Password:
changeme
The
username
and
password
can
be
changed
in
Web
GUI
“System
configuration
User
configuration”
