Backing Up The Configuration - Avaya S8500 Manual

Configuring the Remote Supervisor Adapter

Backing up the configuration

Once the configuration is complete, you must backup the RSA administration changes. A copy of the
ASM backup can be stored on the laptop computer (in case something happened to the RSA card, the
settings could be restored easily) or you may select another server on the customer's network. If the latter,
you must have a login ID and password. You can use the backup copy to restore the RSA configuration in
the event of damage or corruption. You also can modify the saved configuration file before restoring it on
the RSA.
Complete the following steps to backup the ASM configuration:
1
Click Configuration File.
2
In the Backup ASM Configuration section, click View the current configuration summary.
3
Verify that these are the settings that you want to save, then click Close.
If the settings are not as desired, go to the respective areas and update the information. See
5, Updating the configuration summary,
defaults'' on page
Table 5: Updating the configuration summary
Configuration summary item
ASM Information
Server Timeouts
ASM Date and Time
Scheduled Power On
Remote Control Keys
Login Profiles
Global Login Settings
Remote Alert Recipients
Alert Forwarding
Global Remote Alert Settings
Monitored Alerts
Monitored Local Events
Serial Port
Modem Settings
Ethernet
Advanced Ether Setup
PPP over Serial Port
SNMP
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-217.
Where to update information
System Settings
System Settings
System Setting
Power/Restart > Server Power / Restart Control > Power on at
Specified Time
Remote Control Keys
Login Profiles
Login Profile
Alerts
Alerts
Alerts
Alerts
Alerts
Serial Port
Serial Port > Advanced Modem Settings
Network Interfaces
Network Interfaces > Advanced Ethernet Setup
Network Interfaces
Network Protocols
Installing the Avaya S8500 Media Server with an Avaya G650 Media Gateway
on page 72. To review system defaults, see
Table
''Avaya RSA
December 2003