Pop-Up Menus - Extreme Networks EPICenter Reference Manual

Table 12: The Configuration Menu
Baseline (valid only for devices running ExtremeWare)
Create
Remove
Schedule
View
Diff
Restore
Options
Setup Viewers
Setup Email
Notification
TFTP

Pop-Up Menus

You can select a device group or a device in the Component Tree, then right-click to display a pop-up
menu that contains commands relevant to the selected device or device group.
See "Right-Click Pop-Up Menus" on page 38
The contents of a pop-up menu depends on the type of item you have selected in the Component Tree.
If you select the top-level Device Groups item, the pop-up menu provides all the commands shown
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in Table 13 except the Device and Macros commands.
If you select a specific device group, the pop-up menu provides all the commands except the Device
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command.
If you select a device, all the commands shown in
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Table 13: Pop-Up Menu Commands
Upload Upload configuration from one or more devices. See
Devices" on page
Archive Create a schedule for archiving configuration information from one or more devices. See
"Configuring a Viewer" on page 169
Download Download a saved configuration to a selected device. See
Information to a Device" on page 157
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Designate the selected saved configuration as the baseline configuration. If a device
group is selected, designates the most recent uploaded configuration file for each
device as the baseline configuration for that device. See
Configuration File" on page
Remove the saved baseline configuration file, and reset the baseline time and baseline
filename in the status display. If a device group is selected, removes the saved
baseline files for all devices in the group, and resets the baseline status for those
devices. See "Removing a Baseline Configuration File" on page
Create a schedule for uploading configuration information that will be saved as the
baseline configuration for the device, or for all devices in a device group. See
"Scheduling a Baseline Upload" on page
View the baseline configuration for the selected device using the Configuration Viewer.
See "Viewing a Configuration File" on page
View the differences between the selected configuration file and the baseline
configuration for the device using the Diff Viewer (requires configuration of a Diff
viewer). "Comparing Two Configuration File—The Diff Command" on page
Restores the baseline configuration to the selected device. See
Configuration to a Device" on page
Configure programs to be used as the Configuration Viewer and the Diff Viewer. There
is a default Configuration Viewer built in; you must configure a Diff Viewer in order to
use the Diff feature. See "Configuring a Viewer" on page
Set up email notification to be used when differences are detected between a newly
archived configuration and the baseline configuration for a device. See
Email Notification of Archive/Baseline Differences" on page
Configure the TFTP Server. See
for basic information about using pop-up menus.
149" for details on using this feature.
Configuration Manager Functions
161.
162.
166.
164.
"Configuring the TFTP Server" on page
Table 13 are available.
""Uploading Configurations from
for details on using this feature.
"Downloading Configuration
for details on using this feature.
"Creating a Baseline
162.
167.
"Restoring a Baseline
169.
"Configuring
157.
170.
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