Saving the mpx100/100b configuration, Saving the configuration using the mpx100/100b gui, Saving the configuration using the mpx100/100b cli – HP EVA Array iSCSI Connectivity Option User Manual

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F Saving and restoring the

mpx100/100b configuration

The mpx100/100b configuration information is saved as a .bin or .tgz file, depending on the method

used to restore the mpx100/100b persistent data. The mpx100/100b configuration information is

saved and restored using the mpx Manager GUI or the mpx100/100b CLI commands. This appendix

contains the following information:

Saving the MPX100 configuration

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Restoring the MPX100 configuration

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NOTE:

As with any important database, the mpx100/100b persistent data should be periodically saved to avoid

data loss from hardware or software errors. It is also important to save the configuration information

before replacing the mpx100/100b.

Saving the mpx100/100b configuration

Using the mpx100/100b GUI to save configuration information allows you to save the file to any location

available to the server running the GUI.
Using the mpx100/100b CLI to save the configuration information places the file in the mpx100/100b’s

FTP directory. You must then move the file using FTP from the mpx100/100b.

Saving the configuration using the mpx100/100b GUI

To save the configuration using the mpx100/100b GUI:

1.

Select File > Save FRU.

The Save FRU dialog box is displayed.

2.

Click Save.

3.

Enter a file name and select a location to save to.

NOTE:

Do not change the Files of Type value.

4.

Enter the password config, and then click OK.

The configuration is saved to the selected location.

Saving the configuration using the mpx100/100b CLI

To save the configuration using the mpx100/100b CLI:

1.

Log in to the mpx100/100b using a Telnet session to the management port or the console port.
Username:

guest

Password:

password

2.

Enter the following command:
mpx100> admin start

3.

Enter config as the password.

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