EnerSys Alpha FXM HP 1100, Техническое руководство

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After an upgrade, it is common to see a number of Event Log entries showing configuration fields being
set. This is normal on an upgrade when the system needs to set up new features or options that have
been added.
10.5.4 Exporting Configuration
There are three options when exporting a configuration file.
Export Controller Clone : is used to transfer the entire configuration. A common use for this type of
export is to make a back-up of the current settings. When using this export, almost all information is
saved to the exported file. See the note below for an explanation of what is not included in the export file.
Export System or ADIO : is a way to copy a system or an ADIO to another controller. Only a single
system or an ADIO may be selected. If selecting system, any ADIO referenced by that system is also
exported. For example, if an L-ADIO is used for voltage measurements and 6I-ADIO is used for shunt
measurements they are saved to the export file.
Export Partial : is used to select a specific set of information for export. This is commonly used for trans -
ferring user alarms, custom data, alarm thresholds or other configured data that may need to be
common between controllers. A partial export must be performed on a set of related configurations. The
wizard allows you to select either a controller, a system or an ADIO. After the selection is made, all asso -
ciated configurations are presented in a list and are exported by selecting the check-box. For example:
to export a set of custom data, select controller; to export a set of DC System alarm configurations,
select the required system from the drop-down list. If any of the selected configuration references an
ADIO, that ADIO is also exported.
Some items must be exported as a whole. This includes items that can be created and removed by a
user (other than systems or items that are permanent to the controller. For example if selecting:
• controller: you can export a whole SNMP destination, but not a particular configuration within a
destination; or if exporting custom data, you can export a whole custom data with all its variables,
but not a specific variable defined within the custom data. The same applies to user alarms, data -
logs, schedules.
• DC system: you can export a whole load, shunt or disconnect, but not the configuration within
these items.
NOTE
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Some configuration can never be exported:
• Controller description and location information (this is unique to each controller)
• IP configuration (to avoid loss of Ethernet connectivity)
• Web server port configuration (to avoid loss of Ethernet connectivity)
• Line power channels (unique to line power modules)
• Power module (power modules are unique to a system)
• Users (to maintain password security)
• Server passwords (e.g. email server password; to maintain password security)