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PBXgateway
™ 
& EXTender
TM
 
6000 System Administrator’s Guide
 
173
 
 
 
Introduction 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Access to the 
Flash File Syste
 
 
 
 
 
Firmware 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Config  Files 
 
 
 
 
Boot.cfg 
 
 
Call Back Files 
 
The PBXgateway and Remote units contain a flash file system to retain basic 
configuration files, the actual firmware, and the instructions necessary for starting 
the units. The flash memory system does not require continuous power to retain its 
memory.  
 
Flash memory file system has the following properties:  
• 
Contains the operating software known as firmware. This firmware is 
upgradable. 
• 
Non-volatile storage, so it retains all saved information even when the power 
to your EXTender is turned off.  
• 
Stored EXTender configuration files, containing specific set up parameters. 
These files are unit specific and include an appropriate unit extension (.swt for 
Switch or Gateway files and .rem for Remote files) 
• 
Stores any other files that have been copied to the unit.  
 
The EXTender Flash File system can be written to for copying files or updating 
firmware. Access to flash file system is done through various connections using a 
PC.  Example: Direct serial connection, FTP etc. 
 
Note: FTP must be enabled (see page 78). Access to the Flash file 
system can be 
secured by setting up an administrator’s password (See page 86), 
used by the 
system administrator.  
 
 
All firmware images stored in the Flash file system are saved with the following 
extensions: 
•  EXTender 6000 & PBXgateway:   .m6b 
•  EXTender 4000: .mlb 
Note: All .m6b and .mpb files are binary files. 
EXTender configuration parameters are contained within the Flash file system 
under a .rem (Remote) or .swt (Switch)  file extension.  All changes made to items 
pertaining to the configuration of the units MUST be saved to Flash file system 
before they become active. 
 
IMPORTANT: The Management Interface (MI) will prompt you when changes 
must be saved. 
 
This is unit specific information required to startup or “boot” both the Switch and 
Remote units.  
Boot information includes: 
•  IP Address information 
•  the active config file to be loaded     
•  the firmware (.m6B or .mpb) file to boot with. 
The PBXgateway unit saves .cbk files to enable it to contact remote users that are 
currently disconnected. 
 
Note: This file is used specifically for Remote Login capabilities. See page 105 for 
more information.