Backup And Restore Settings - Digi AnywhereUSB Plus Series User Manual

Administrators: Configure the AnywhereUSB® Plus in the web user interface
Note You must have a Remote Manager account and add the Hub to Remote Manager to be able to
view the Hub data in Remote Manager. For more information, see
Manager.
To enable access to Remote Manager for the Hub:
1. Open the web
2. Click Remote Manager in the Configuration section. The Remote Manager Configuration
page appears.
3. Select Enable Remote Manager Connectivity. This option is selected by default.
4. In the Remote Manager Server field, enter the name of your Remote Manager server. A value
is entered by default.
5. Enter the following information:
Reconnect Time: The amount of time to wait after the Hub has been disconnected from
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Remote Manager before the Hub should automatically try to reconnect. The time is
measured in seconds. The default is 30 seconds.
Device keepalive interval: The interval at which the Hub sends a keep-alive packet to
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Remote Manager if the Remote Manager connection is idle. Remote Manager expects
to receive either Remote Manager protocol messages or keep-alive packets at the
specified interval. The time is measured in seconds. The default is 60 seconds.
Server keepalive interval: The interval at which Remote Manager sends a keep-alive
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packet to the Hub if the Remote Manager connection is idle. The Hub expects to receive
either Remote Manager protocol messages or keep-alive packets at the specified
frequency. The time is measured in seconds. The default is 60 seconds.
Maximum missed keepalives: The number of consecutive keep-alives can be missed
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before the connection between Remote Manager and the Hub is considered lost and
subsequently closed by the Hub and Remote manager. The default is 3.
6. Click Apply to apply and save the change.
7. To ensure your connection to Remote Manager, see
for details about adding the Hub to Remote Manager.

Backup and restore settings

The backup and restore feature allows you to save any configuration changes you have made to a file,
and then restore a configuration by applying the saved changes to any Hub.
Backup: The back up file contains only the configuration changes you have made from the
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default settings. The entire configuration of a Hub is not saved.
Restore: When you restore a configuration, the changes saved to the backup file are applied
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over any other existing changes on the Hub.
When configuration of a Hub is complete, it is recommended that you back up that configuration in
case you need to revert to a desired configuration.
AnywhereUSB® Plus User Guide
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Backup and restore settings

View Hub information in Remote
View Hub information in Remote Manager
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