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Restarting the BSC to Activate Configuration Information
After entering new or updated BSC parameter values on an administrator console page,
you normally click Save (or Save and Create Another) to save the configuration data to
the BSC database. These saved settings take effect immediately and remain in effect even
if you log out of the administrator console and start a new session.
However, settings for some functions are not fully activated until you restart certain BSC
services or reboot the BSC itself. In these cases, a prompt message will appear at the top
of each page with a click here link that performs the required action. You must click this
link after completing all of the setup tasks to ensure that the new BSC settings take effect.
If you are using the BSC replication feature and make configuration changes, you may be
prompted to click a link to restart the Replication Nodes so that the changes take effect.
See "Replication" on page 14-10 for information on replicating data on multiple BSCs.
Restarting the BSC means that services running on the BSC are stopped and then
restarted without interrupting power, dropping user connections or restarting the OS.
Rebooting the BSC means that the BSC is powered off and all user connections are
dropped, and then the BSC is powered back on and its OS is restarted.
Note: When you reboot the BSC, all connections are dropped and you must re-login to
the administrator console.
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Restarting the BSC to Activate Configuration Information
Figure 3-10: Using the Pop Up List Feature
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