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Configuring the BayStack 281xx Switch
Downloading Boot Image File
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3.
Select either Soft Reset or Hard Reset.
The system prompts you to confirm your entry. The BayStack 281xx
switch immediately suspends the transmission of network traffic upon
issuance of this command. Network operation is resumed upon
completion of the reset.
4.
To reset the system to the default parameters, choose Reset to Default
from the Reset System menu and press Y to confirm your entry.
The BayStack 281xx switch immediately suspends the transmission of
traffic upon issuance of this command and resets the system to the default
parameters. Network operation is resumed upon completion of the reset.
For a list of the BayStack 281xx switch default configuration parameters,
see
Table
4-1.
WARNING: All parameters will return to the factory defaults when the
switch is reset using the Reset to Default command.
In addition to resetting the BayStack 281xx switch, the Reset System menu is
used to download a new boot image file.
To download a new image file, follow these steps:
1.
Make sure that the boot parameter menu option, Modify Image Load
Mode, is set correctly. (See
this chapter.)
2.
In the Main Menu, choose Reset System.
3.
In the Reset System menu, choose Download Image.
The new image file is immediately downloaded. The switch continues to
carry network traffic while the new image is being transferred from the
BootP server into flash memory of the BayStack 281xx switch. After
successful completion of the download, the BayStack 281xx switch
automatically resets and network traffic is temporarily halted. After
completion of the reset, the BayStack 281xx switch uses the new boot file.
"Modifying Boot
Parameters" earlier in
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