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Configuration Manager Functions
EPICenter Reference Guide
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Pop-Up Menus
You can select a device group or a device in the Component Tree, then right-click to display a pop-up
menu that contains commands relevant to the selected device or device group.
See “Right-Click Pop-Up Menus” on page 38 for basic information about using pop-up menus.
The contents of a pop-up menu depends on the type of item you have selected in the Component Tree.
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If you select the top-level Device Groups item, the pop-up menu provides all the commands shown
in Table 13 except the Device and Macros commands.
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If you select a specific device group, the pop-up menu provides all the commands except the Device
command.
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If you select a device, all the commands shown in Table 13 are available.
Baseline (valid only for devices running ExtremeWare)
Create Designate the selected saved configuration as the baseline configuration. If a device
group is selected, designates the most recent uploaded configuration file for each
device as the baseline configuration for that device. See
“Creating a Baseline
Configuration File” on page 161 .
Remove Remove the saved baseline configuration file , and reset the baseline time and baseline
filename in the status display. If a device group is selected, removes the saved
baseline files for all devices in the group, and resets the baseline status for those
devices. See
“Removing a Baseline Configuration File” on page 162 .
Schedule Create a schedule for uploading configuration information that will be saved as the
baseline configuration for the device, or for all devices in a device group. See
“Scheduling a Baseline Upload” on page 162 .
View View the baseline configuration for the selected device using the Configuration Viewer.
See
“Viewing a Configuration File” on page 166 .
Diff View the differences between the selected configuration file and the baseline
configuration for the device using the Diff Viewer (requires configuration of a Diff
viewer).
“Comparing Two Configuration File—The Diff Command” on page 167 .
Restore Restores the baseline configuration to the selected device. See “Restoring a Baseline
Configuration to a Device” on page 164 .
Options
Setup Viewers Configure programs to be used as the Configuration Viewer and the Diff Viewer. There
is a default Configuration Viewer built in; you must configure a Diff Viewer in order to
use the Diff feature. See
“Configuring a Viewer” on page 169 .
Setup Email
Notification Set up email notification to be used when differences are detected between a newly
archived configuration and the baseline configuration for a device. See
“Configuring
Email Notification of Archive/Baseline Differences” on page 157 .
TFTP Configure the TFTP Server. See “Configuring the TFTP Server” on page 170 .
Table 13: Pop-Up Menu Commands
Upload Upload configuration from one or more devices. See “ “Uploading Configurations from
Devices” on page 149 ” for details on using this feature.
Archive Create a schedule for archiving configuration information from one or more devices. See
“Configuring a Viewer” on page 169 for details on using this feature.
Download Download a saved configuration to a selected device. See “Downloading Configuration
Information to a Device” on page 157 for details on using this feature.
Table 12: The Configuration Menu