Viewing And Restoring Default Settings; Viewing Changed Settings; Restoring All Defaults - HP 2000fc Reference Manual

3. Click Continue.
A new page is displayed whose content depends on the IP address option you
selected.
4. If you selected the second option in Step 2:
a. Enter network information in the fields.
b. Click Continue Restore Process.
5. Click Browse to navigate to a previously saved configuration file.
6. Click Restore Configuration File.

Viewing and Restoring Default Settings

You can view current and default settings as well as restore the system's default
settings.

Viewing Changed Settings

To view the storage system parameter settings that have been changed from the
default configuration, and their default settings:
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Select Manage > Utilities > Configuration Utilities > Show Changed Settings.

Restoring All Defaults

As an Advanced Manage user, if the system is not working properly and you cannot
determine why, you can restore its default configuration settings. This restores all
defaults except the following:
Settings related to virtual disks and volumes
■
IP settings (address, subnet mask, and gateway)
■
System time and date
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You then can change the settings that are critical to your configuration.
Before restoring defaults, you can save your current configuration settings to a file
so that you can later restore them if needed. To do so, see "Saving the Configuration
to a File" on page 60.
188 HP StorageWorks 2000 Family Modular Smart Array reference guide • August 2008