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You can use the SFVRA-CFG to configure a network centrally. To do this, you would first enter
configuration data for each system, generate each system's configuration files separately (with the
system's view of the network), then download the files to the systems electronically.
The SFVRA-CFG is also a convenient way to make intermittent updates to established networks.
For example, if a card was added to a PC-based CyberSWITCH, you could change that system's
configuration to include the new option card. You would then generate new configuration files for
that system, then transfer the new files to the system. It is important to note that downloading these
configuration files does not update the system's existing configuration files, it overwrites them.
If you are generating and downloading configuration files updates for a system that uses an SFVRA
database for user information, you will have to generate and update configuration files for the
system and for its SFVRA database. If you are generating and downloading configuration files
updates for a system that uses a local user database, you only need to generate and update system
configuration files for the system.
In
System Configuration
system files. In
resetting SFVRA database data.
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YSTEM
ONFIGURATION
Generating, downloading, and copying system configuration files is done from the SFVRA-CFG's
Export Configuration Menu. To get to that menu:
From the menu bar, click on Options, then click on Export Configurations, or simply click
the toolbar.
Instructions for generating, dowloading, and copying updated system configuration files are
described in the following sections.
ONFIGURATION
Files, we provide instructions for generating, downloading, and copying
SFVRA Database
Data, we provide instructions for generating, downloading, and
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