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Figure 89. USB Root Directory
19.
When the file is saved, click OK to confirm.
20. Disconnect the USB drive from the working ePDU.
21. Upload the ePDU hardware configuration file using one of the following processes:
FTP (Step 22)
l
USB (Step 32)
l
NOTE To perform the eNMC configuration upload with USB, only one hardware
configuration file must be stored in the USB key.
NOTE For FTP operation, FTP must be enabled (default setting) in the Web pages
(Network > Security > Global > FTP enable).
22. Open a DOS command window on a computer that is also connected to network.
23. Change directory (CD) to the location of the XML file.
24. Open an FTP session using the following command:
>ftp <IPaddress>
where <IPaddress> = the IP address displayed on LCD
25. Type the default login and password ("admin" and "admin").
26. At the command prompt, type the following command:
>cd config/hw
>dir
27 . If an ePDU hardware configuration file (XML) file already exists, type the following command to delete the
file:
>delete <config file>
28. To upload the ePDU hardware configuration file to the eNMC module, type the following command:
>put <config file>
where <config file> = the file name to be downloaded to the eNMC module
NOTE Keep the <config file> name exactly as it is downloaded from the website. It must
begin with the prefix "epdu_cfg_" or the eNMC module will not recognize it.
29. Type the following command to verify the file has been uploaded:
>dir
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