Prima IP KVM Switch User Guide R1.4
Configuration Files (*.tgz)
It is wise to backup your configuration files periodically so that you will aCClways be free from
risk of being required to configure
Prima IP
anew when you have lost your configuration or
when you have to configure another unit of
Prima IP
with the same configuration like one that
you have used.
To upload the configuration file to Prima IP …..
File Path : Just browse to the location of the update file (*.tgz) and then click the
UPLOAD
button.
A running progress indicator bar will be running then to indicate the upload process is running.
Depending on the configuration file size and also the bandwidth availability across the network,
file upload time could vary. When the upload process is complete, the progress bar will stop
running and Prima IP will reboot by itself.
To backup the configuration file from Prima IP …..
Just click the BACKUP button and then you’ll see a file download prompt. Choose the location for
saving your configuration file (*.tgz), and then click
Save
to save your configuration backup file
to where you want.
Emergency Reboot
In most of the cases, you don’t need to use this emergency reboot button to restart your Prima
IP. Normally, you should use the
Apply Settings
button on the
Apply Settings
Page for almost all
the cases of restarting/rebooting Prima IP with new settings. However, if you find the
Apply
Setting
button could not bring the Prima IP to a restart that works properly with the viewer,
you can then try to use the
Emergency Reboot
button here. But as a rule of thumb, you should
try the
Apply Settings
button first, before you try the
Emergency Reboot
button.
The
Emergency Reboot
button will boot the Prima IP system completely from ground level up,
and thus will take a longer time than when you hit the
Apply Settings
button. Thus before
making new viewer connections, you should wait at least 1 minute to wait the Prima IP system
to boot up completely to normal function.
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