Glossary
Command Usage
The command is used to restore a configuration file. All resources are reset
and reconfigured with parameters according to the specified file.
All configuration files can be displayed using the command list, see
section 13.9.4 on page 151. Using the argument after <minutes> will
delay the restore for the number of minutes entered. This enables the testing
of “dangerous” configurations. A delayed restore can be aborted after it has
started by using the command config restore cancel.
Example:
efn# config copy tftp://www.server/conf_file new_conf
efn# config restore existing_conf after 100
efn# config restore new_conf
efn# config restore cancel
efn# config make_permanent new_conf
efn# config remove existing_conf
13.9.10 release
Use this command to handle the software versions in the memory.
Syntax
release load <URL>
release remove <version>
release make_permanent
release start <version>
release start_permanent
release transfer_configuration <version>
Arguments:
release load <URL> - Fetch a release from a remote server. The
format of the URL is one of following:
"ftp://user:passwd@host/path"
"ftp://user@host/path"
"ftp://host/path"
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