Restore system config – HP Command View for Tape Libraries Software User Manual

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restore system config

Description

Restores the system configuration so that it matches the last saved configuration.
The system configuration includes the Interface Manager card, interfaces, and
licensed feature configuration.

Before using this command, the system configuration must have been saved
using the

save system config

command. The save system config command

creates a file called IM_save_snapshot.zip, which is saved in the ftp
directory of the Interface Manager card and Command View TL save current
configuration action creates a file name
IM_save_snapshot_<serialnumber>.zip

which is saved on the server

in a user picked location. With Interface Manager firmware i273 or lower
the Command view TL save configuration file has to be renamed
IM_save_snapshot

before putting it in the ftp directory. With I274 and

above the file can be both names. It also works if the CVTL file has the date
inserted before the .zip. One of these configuration files must be present in
the ftp directory before running the restore system config command.
If the saved configuration file is not named IM_save_snapshot.zip, it
must be renamed before the FTP process.

After entering this command, you are prompted to input whether you are sure
you want to restore the system configuration.

CAUTION:

This command causes reboots of all interfaces and all LTO4 and

later drives, causing backup operations to terminate, so ensure that there are
no backup operations in process when this command is executed.

CAUTION:

In I240 and above you can restore the configuration for two

major revisions back. For example, I270 can restore configurations saved
with I260 and I250. Saving and restoring the configuration must be done
with the same version of the Interface Manager firmware for I232 and below.
For example, you cannot save the configuration with Interface Manager
firmware version I230, upgrade to version I231, and then restore the
configuration.

Syntax

restore system config

[force]

Availability

All users and modes

Operands

Specify force to skip the prompt asking if you are sure you want
to restore the system configuration to the last saved configuration.
This operand is optional.

[force]

Examples

To restore the system configuration:

/>restore system config
Caution: Restoring the system configuration will force a reboot
of the Interface Manager, and you will have to log on again.
Do you really want to restore the system configuration?
Enter 'y' to continue or 'n' to skip [default='n']: y

Preparing the system configuration...
Restoring the system configuration...

To restore the system configuration, skipping the prompt:

/>restore system config force
Committing configuration done
Rebooting interfaces..done

See also

save system config

NOTE:

Back up the system after any change to the physical configuration of the library. A

successful restore will not occur if the configuration file contains references to a physical configuration
that no longer exists.

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