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C
5: C
HAPTER
ONFIGURING
Backing up and
Restoring the Database
and Code Image
P
B
S700 M
ATH
UILDER
ODULES
Slot numbers 2 and 4 are unused in this release. These slots are reserved for
redundant MCPU and STX modules, which will be supported in subsequent
releases.
CARD-TYPE—The card type: Shelf, MCPU, STX, DS1 UNI (4), E1 UNI (4), OC3 UNI,
DS3 UNI, E3 UNI, QSIM, HSIM, FAM, Ethernet, E1 CBR, or DSX-1 CBR.
An RR notation to the left of the PART#-idprom indicates a rear redundant
module.
PART#-idprom—The part number as programmed at the factory.
PART#-oem—The part number for OEM customers.
SERIAL#—The serial number for the card.
REV#—The revision number for the card.
The configuration database is stored in non-volatile flash memory in the
PathBuilder S700. As further protection, 3Com recommends that you back up the
database after any major configuration changes.
A power cycle of the shelf is necessary to synchronize the database on the MCPU
if it is being restored. No additional action is necessary if you are just backing up
the database.
Backing up the Database
To back up the database, follow these steps:
1 Select [1] System Administration to display the System Administration menu.
2 Select [10] Reset Interface Card to display the Reset Port Card screen.
3 Enter [1], for the MCPU card.
4 Enter y at the confirmation prompt to reset the card.
5 Create a directory that will hold only the database files.
6 Move to the directory you created in step 5.
7 FTP to the node (
FTP <node>
FTP login will be the node name (upper left hand corner of user interface).
n
FTP password will be the node password (the password used to access user
n
interface).
8 Switch to binary mode by entering:
binary
9 Change directory to /fileDev/disk by entering:
cd /fileDev/disk
10 Back up all files by entering:
mget *
11 Exit FTP by entering:
bye
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