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Configuration Manager
EPICenter Reference Guide
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Configuration File Locations
Configuration and baseline files are saved in different directories depending on how they were
uploaded (manually, as a scheduled archive, or as a baseline). The default locations are as follows:
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Configuration files that are uploaded manually (not as a scheduled operation) are stored as text files
(for ExtremeWare) or as Zip archive files (for ExtremeXOS) in the
<tftp_root> \configs
directory,
in a subdirectory hierarchy organized by year, month, and day. The file names by default are formed
from the IP address of the device with a timestamp appended. The default form of the file name for
a manually uploaded configuration file is:
View View the contents of the selected configuration file using the Configuration Viewer
Diff View the differences between two configuration files using the Diff Viewer (requires
configuration of a Diff viewer).
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 an alternate program to be used as the Configuration Viewer instead of the built-
in configuration Viewer. See
“Configuring a Viewer” on page 169 .
Setup Email
Notification Set up email notification for use when differences between a baseline configuration and a
newly uploaded archive configuration are detected. See
“Configuring Email Notification of
Archive/Baseline Differences” on page 157 .
External App Launch an external application for the selected device, if the device has been so
configured in EPICenter. See
“The External App Sub-Menu” on page 39 for more
information.
Device > Same as the Device command from the Tools menu. Provides a submenu of commands:
Alarms, Statistics, Sync, Telnet, Viewer, VLANs, Device Manager. See
“The Device Sub-
Menu” on page 39 for a description of each command.
Technical Support Same as the Technical Support command from the Tools menu.
See
“The Technical Support Sub-Menu” on page 40 for more information.
Macros > Same as the Macros command from the Tools menu. See “The Macros Sub-Menu” on
page 41 for more information.
Properties Same as the Properties command from the Display menu. See “The Properties Display” on
page 85 for details about what this command shows.
Table 13: Pop-Up Menu Commands