The administrator can restore the Content
Server to factory settings partially or fully via
the LCD panel.
A partial restore to factory settings – Config
Restore - restores the factory configuration
files and templates, but does NOT affect the
content stored on the server.
A full restore to factory settings – Full Restore
– removes content and deletes all media files
in addition to restoring the factory configura-
tion files and templates.

Restoring to factory command in v.2.0
will restore the Content Server to v.2.0
defaults, but it will also remove any

configurations specific to v.1.x, if the Content
Server has been upgraded to v2.0 from v1.x!

Config Restore

Deletes all user-created Recording Aliases, Call
Configuration files and Recording Templates
and restores them to v.2.0 defaults.

Full Restore

Deletes all user-created Recording Aliases, Call
Configuration files, Categories and Recording
Templates and restores them to v.2.0 defaults.

Deletes all conferences and media files
Deletes all server logs
If data location has been changed to an ex-
ternal storage location (NAS), a full restore
will change the default storage location
back to the Content Server.

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Restoring to Factory Settings

Command Menu Structure

IP Settings

Commands

Restart?
No
Yes

Shutdown?
No
Yes

- Restore Factory -
Full Restore
Config Restore

Full Restore?
No
Yes

Config Restore?
No
Yes

Restart and Shutdown
are described on the
previous page.

IP Settings are

described in

Installation



Press

Enter

to display the Main Menu

screen.



From the Main Menu screen, use

the

Down

arrow to select

Commands.



Press

Enter

to confirm your selection.



From the Commands menu, use the

Down

arrow to select Restore

Factory and press

Enter



From the Restore Factory menu, use the

Down

arrow to select Full Restore

or Config Restore and press

Enter

Used to enter the edit
mode and confirm
selection or entry.

Used to return to the
previous menu screen
or exit the edit mode
without saving the lat-
est entry.

Used to select items
in the menu, move
between values in a
numerical address
and modify numerical
values.

For an example of this, turn to

IP Address Setting Configuration

in the Installation section.

Basic Operating Principles

Front Panel Keys