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Chapter 31 System File Maintenance
Firmware File Types for Upgrade
The X2002 accepts the following four kinds of files.
• Base firmware - This type of file has a ".bin" extension, for example "100AVA2C0.bin".
This file contains basic operating instructions on how the device drivers interact with the
main processing unit of the X2002. In other words, when you upload a new ".bin" file you
might not see any changes in the GUI of the X2002, but you may experience improved
performance.
• Main firmware - This type of file has a ".rom" extension, for example
"100AVA2C0.rom". This file contains functional instructions for the X2002. When you
upload this type of file, you may see new features or changes in the GUI of the X2002.
• Factory Default Settings - This type of file has a ".romd" extension, for example
"100AVA2C0.romd". This file contains factory default settings for the X2002. When you
upload this type of file, all configuration will be cleared and replaced with default settings.
• Firmware and Configuration - This type of file has a ".binromromd" extension, for
example "100AVA2C0.binromromd". This file combines all of the files listed above into
a single uploadable file. It conveniently lets you upgrade the X2002 all at one time.
It is highly recommended to use a ".binromromd" file for firmware upgrade.
In the event of an official firmware update, you will be able to download it at www.zyxel.com.
Read the firmware release notes before uploading the firmware files. The upload process uses
HTTPS and may take several minutes. After a successful upload, the system reboots.
31.2 The Backup & Restore Screen
This screen allows you to back up or restore a configuration on the X2002. You can also This
screen allows you to reset the X2002 to the factory default settings. To display, click
Maintenance > Backup & Restore.
Make sure you are using the correct backup ".zip" file when you restore your
configuration.
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