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To reset all BSC configuration settings back to their default values:
Click the Maintenance tab and then click Configuration Backup/Restore.
1.
The BSC configuration backup and restore page appears.
Mark the Reset to default settings radio button, and then click Reset.
2.
You are prompted to confirm your intention to restore the BSC's default settings as
shown in Figure 16-4.
Click OK.
3.
The BSC reboots. Upon completion of the reboot, all BSC configuration settings are
reset to their default values.
Save DHCP Leases
If you run the BSC's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to wireless clients on the
managed side of your network, you can create and download a file listing historical
MAC/IP DHCP lease information.
The DHCP lease file is a semicolon delimited text file listing: IP address, client MAC
address, hostname, lease start time, and lease end time.
To create a DHCP lease file:
Click the Maintenance tab in the BSC administrator console, and then click
1.
Configuration Backup/Restore.
The BSC configuration backup and restore page appears.
Mark the Save DHCP leases radio button, and then click Save.
2.
A dialog appears prompting you to open or save the file.
Select Save, and then specify a directory location on your computer in which to store
3.
the file.
The BSC DHCP lease file is downloaded and saved with the default filename of
dhcpd.leases.txt.
Export Firewall Policies
The aim of this feature is to allow people to verify the firewall configuration of a BSC
without having to install it on a controller.
This is performed allowing the BSC to export a text version of the firewall configuration.
The file is CSV format. Here is an example:
role_name;role_id;action;protocol;port;direction;ip;schedule;VLAN
Un-registered;1;Allow;TCP;53;Outgoing;0.0.0.0/0;Any;Any;
Un-registered;1;Allow;UDP;53;Outgoing;0.0.0.0/0;Any;Any;
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Figure 16-4: Restore Default Settings Dialog
Configuration Backup and Restore
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