Switching Configurations; Deleting Configurations; Software Maintenance - Net Insight Nimbra One User Manual

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4. Enter an appropriate name and a description for the configuration in the
Name entry field. The Valid checkbox should be ticked.
5. Click the OK button. The Maintenance|Configurations page, Figure 22,
will reappear with the new configuration active at the top of table.

Switching configurations

To make a previous configuration active, the Valid option has to be set to No
for the other configurations that are above the wanted one in the list. This is
done by following these steps:
1. Enter the Maintenance|Configuration page according to the previous
section. The Maintenance|Configurations page, Figure 22, will appear.
2. Click on the name of the configuration to be modified in the Name
column. The Edit configuration page, Figure 24, will appear.
3. Make the configuration inactive by clearing the Valid checkbox.
4. If necessary, repeat steps 2 and 3 to make other configurations inactive,
then restart.

Deleting configurations

Note: If the active configuration is deleted the entire system will be
affected after that the unit restarts as another configuration will
become active.
1. Enter the Maintenance|Configuration page according to the previous
section. The Maintenance|Configurations page, Figure 22, will appear.
2. Click on the name of the configuration to be modified in the Name
column. The Edit configuration page, Figure 24, will appear.
3. To delete the configuration, click on the Delete button. The Maintenance,
Configurations page, Figure 27, will appear.
Figure 27. Delete the configuration
The Nimbra One can store two alternative images in non-volatile flash memory.
One image can be set as primary (present in the volatile RAM memory) and one
as secondary (stored in the flash memory). The choice of the primary or
secondary image can be selected in the web interface. When the unit is
restarted, it reads the primary image from the flash memory.
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