Restore Configuration - Planet G.SHDSL Bridge/Router GRT-402 User Manual

PLANET Technology Corp. GRT-101/401/402 User's Manual
setup mode Route
setup shdsl mode STU-R
setup shdsl n*64 0
setup shdsl type Annex_A
setup shdsl margin 0
setup wan 1 protocol IPoA
setup wan 1 address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0
setup wan 1 vpi_vci 0 32
setup wan 1 encap LLC
setup wan 1 qos class UBR
setup wan 1 qos pcr 2400
setup wan 1 isp test test 10
...
admin snmp trap 3 edit Disable 192.168.0.254 private
admin snmp trap 4 edit Disable 192.168.0.254 private
admin snmp trap 5 edit Disable 192.168.0.254 private
admin#
After dumping the configuration, use the copy and paste function provided by
your terminal access program or Telnet program to save it to a text file. Don't
miss any script command line, or you would loss part of the configuration.
Note: With "show script" command, the password is printed with "*" instead of the real password characters for security.
Therefore, the backup configuration does not contain the password information. Remember to recover correct
password information manually after the backup procedure by a text editor. There is no command that could show the
password information. You should save your password in a safe place for any eventuality.

3.17.2 Restore configuration

Before you restore the old configuration back to GRT series, make sure to
clear the whole setting back to the factory defaults first with the following
command:
admin# setup default
Are you sure? (y/n): y
Set OK!
admin#
To restore the configuration, copy the content of the whole configuration file,
which was saved according to section 3.17.1 Backup configuration, and paste
them into the console CLI via your Telnet program or terminal access program.
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