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Saving and restoring the device configuration and restoring factory defaults
Use the Configuration: Restore defaults page to restore the factory defaults, reset the administrator
password to null, or save the device configuration database to a file. The device will perform an
inventory after the defaults are restored.
IMPORTANT: Once you reset the administrator password to null, you will not be able to access
the administrator functions in the RMI until you set an administrator password through the OCP.
To change the administrator password, use
Configuration: Password page (page 55) .
The saved configuration database will make it easier to recover the device configuration if you
need to replace the chassis. This feature is also useful when installing multiple devices. Either save
the configuration before configuring the network or ensure that only one device with the same
network configuration is on the network at a time until they have unique network identities.
NOTE: You can save the device configuration to a USB flash drive from the OCP. For the , see
Saving and restoring the Autoloader configuration (Configuration > Save/Restore Configuration)
(page 77)
.
Figure 47 Configuration: Save/Restore page
The restored factory default settings are:
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SCSI address: 4
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Drive power: drive powered on
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Active slots: maximum possible
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Autoloader mode: Automatic
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Loop: No
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Event log levels and filter: continuous trace and all levels and filters active (for HP Service use
only)
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Barcode reader label length: 8
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Barcode reader alignment: Left
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Error recovery: On
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Mailslot configuration: mailslot disabled
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Auto clean: disabled
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