Avaya 38DHB0002UKDD Manuel D’Utilisation

The Manager Application 

Configuration Files - Page 23 

The operational configuration files (with the extension .cfg) for the IPNC are 
stored: 

-   On the Admin PC in the Manager folder 
-   In the IPNC's Non-Volatile flash memory 
-   As the active file in the IPNC's Operational memory. 

For management of the .cfg files, the IPNC can be viewed as having two memory 
areas as follows: 

Flash 

(NV) 

 

Operational 

(active) 

 

 

The IPNC Operational memory contains the active .cfg file. This active file can 
be updated by the IPNC itself (with changes made by users, softphones, etc.). 
The IPNC updates it's flash memory in two ways: 

1.  At midnight, provided that the IPNC is idle. 
2. When an Immediate or When Free reboot is requested on a Save or 

SendConfig instruction from the Manager (see pages 25 and 27). 
 

Most functions, within the .cfg files, that are sent from the PC to the IPNC's flash 
memory only become active when the IPNC is re-booted. However, when the 
Merge option is used, some become immediately operational. These are shown 
in the following table: 

System No 
Line No 
Unit No 
User Partial 
Shortcodes Yes 
Service Yes 
RAS No 
WAN Port 

No 

Time Profile 

No 

Firewall No 
IP Route 

Yes 

Least Cost Route 

Yes 

 

 

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