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Getting a Configuration File from a Workstation to the IBM 2212
Question How do I get a file from the workstation on which the configuration program is running to the
IBM 2212?
Answer To get a configuration file from the workstation on which the configuration program is running to
the IBM 2212, you have the following options:
¹
Attach the workstation to an IP network that can be used to reach the IBM 2212.
In this case, the workstation must be running TCP/IP and the communications feature of
the configuration program is used to establish direct communications between the
configuration program and the IBM 2212. When you use the Send option of the
configuration program’s communications feature, the configuration data is sent to the IBM
2212 using SNMP packets. After all of the configuration data has been sent, you can use
the communication feature’s restart router option. This causes the IBM 2212 software to be
reloaded and initialized using the new configuration data immediately. Alternately, you can
use the communication feature’s timed config option to set a time when the IBM 2212 will
be reloaded with the new configuration.
¹
Attach the workstation to the same IP network as the IBM 2212. In this case, the
workstation must be running TCP/IP and support TFTP in addition to the configuration
program. To transfer a configuration file from the workstation to the IBM 2212, see
“Transferring Files Using TFTP” on page E-20.
¹
Attach the workstation to the IBM 2212's service port. In this case, you can either use
TFTP over SLIP (which requires TCP/IP to be running on the workstation) or Zmodem to
transfer to the IBM 2212 configuration files which were created by the configuration
program and stored on the workstation. The TFTP and Zmodem functions are not part of
the configuration program support. They are separate applications which must be available
on the workstation. To transfer a configuration file from the workstation to the IBM 2212
using TFTP, see “Transferring Files Using TFTP” on page E-20. To use Zmodem to
transfer a configuration file from the workstation to the IBM 2212, see “Transferring Files
Using Zmodem” on page E-22.
¹
If the workstation cannot communicate with the IBM 2212 directly using one of the options
described previously, use some mechanism (such as diskette) to get configuration files
created by the configuration program to a network server that is attached to the same IP
network as the IBM 2212, or to a PC that is attached to the IBM 2212’s service port. In the
first case, use TFTP to transfer the configuration files from the network server to the IBM
2212. In the second case, use TFTP over SLIP or Zmodem to transfer the configuration
files from a PC to the IBM 2212.
Restoring a Backup Version of Code
Question How do I restore a backup version of operational code or a configuration file?
Answer You can restore the backup version of code from either the
Boot Config>
prompt or the
SVC>
prompt. Use the SVC> prompt when you cannot access the normal operational console.
1. To access the
Boot Config>
prompt, at the OPCON prompt (*), type talk 6 and press
Enter to reach the
Config
>
prompt. If the
Config
>
prompt does not appear, press Enter
again. At the Config> prompt, type boot and press Enter.
To access the
SVC>
prompt, use the procedure described on page “Accessing the Service
Recovery Prompt (SVC>)” on page E-4.
2. At either prompt, type the set command, press Enter, and follow the prompts to select the
previously active code bank and configuration.
Appendix E. Common Tasks
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