Directory; Rename - D-Link DGS-3600 Series User Manual

Directory

The Directory window allows users to view files stored in the flash memory of the Switch. In future releases, more than one drive
may be located in the Flash drive, but for this release, the only drive located on the Flash memory of the Switch is C:. Therefore,
to view files located on C:, the user should enter C: into the Drive ID field and click Find. Saved files will appear in the Directory
table. This window will also display the total number of files (Total Files), the amount of free bytes left (Total free size), and the
amount of memory space used for normal running of the Switch (System reserved flash size).
The previous window contains the following information:
Parameter Description
Drive ID Enter the name of the drive located on the Flash memory. There is only one drive in the Flash
and it is named C:\.
Name Denotes the name of the file located on the Switch's Flash memory. The default firmware image
is called RUN.HAD, while the default configuration file is specified as STARTUP.CFG.
Size Denotes the size of the save file, in bytes.
Date Displays the date that the file was loaded onto the Switch.
An '*' in this field denotes that the corresponding file is a boot up configuration file or firmware
Boot up
image.
Delete Click the
Remember, once deleted, it cannot be restored by the switch unless downloaded again from an
outside source.

Rename

The following window is used to rename files that are presently located in the Flash memory of the Switch. To rename a file,
simply type the path and name of the current file (ex. c:/triton) into the Old File Name field, and then the new file and path into
the New File Name field and click Apply. Remember, the path must be included in both fields, which is c:/ on this Switch. Users
may return to the Directory window to view changes made in the file names.
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Figure 6- 24. Directory window
in this field corresponding to the file to be deleted from the Flash memory.
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