Acer R700 User Manual
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Saving and Restoring the System Configuration
Using the SSU, you can save the following configuration information
to a file:
to a file:
•
Platform type, BIOS revision, and firmware revision
•
CMOS settings
•
Extended system configuration data (ESCD)
•
Settings for the emergency management port (EMP), platform
event paging (PEP), and BMC LAN alerts
event paging (PEP), and BMC LAN alerts
Data is saved from all sources. There is no way to choose only certain
pieces of configuration data to save. You can also restore the
information from a saved configuration file.
pieces of configuration data to save. You can also restore the
information from a saved configuration file.
Note: BIOS passwords are stored in the file. Restoring a
configuration can change passwords on a server. EMP and LAN
passwords are not stored in the file.
configuration can change passwords on a server. EMP and LAN
passwords are not stored in the file.
Saving a Configuration
To save the system configuration:
1
From the SSU Main window, choose Config Save/Restore.
(Configuration Save/Restore is available only in Expert mode.)
(Configuration Save/Restore is available only in Expert mode.)
2
Click Save To File and specify a filename and location.
Restoring a Configuration
To restore the system configuration from a file:
1
From the SSU Main window, choose Config Save/Restore.
(Configuration Save/Restore is available only in Expert mode.)
(Configuration Save/Restore is available only in Expert mode.)
2. Click Restore from File and specify a filename and location.
The CSR reads the platform type, BIOS revision, and firmware
revision from the file and compares that information with the
same information retrieved from the server. If the two do not
match, an error message is displayed and the restore operation
aborts. If they do match, the CSR restores the configuration data
to the server. It prompts you to reboot the server for the new
settings to take effect.
revision from the file and compares that information with the
same information retrieved from the server. If the two do not
match, an error message is displayed and the restore operation
aborts. If they do match, the CSR restores the configuration data
to the server. It prompts you to reboot the server for the new
settings to take effect.
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