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After the reboot, the system restores the backed-up image with its original configuration.
Restoring V5R1 image from V5R3 on the Summit
WM200/2000 Controller
The procedure for restoring V5R1 on the Summit WM200/2000 Controller is same as described in
“Restoring V4R1 GP7 image from V5R3 on the Summit WM200/2000 Controller” on page 59.
Restoring V5R1 image from V5R3 on the Summit
WM100/1000 Controller
The procedure for restoring V5R1 on the Summit WM100/1000 Controller is same as described in
“Restoring V4R1 GP7 image from V5R3 on the Summit WM100/1000 Controller” on page 63.
Restoring V4R1 GP7 image from V5R3 on the Summit
WM100/1000 Controller
The following section describes how to restore V4R1 GP7 with its original configuration from V5R3 on a
WM100/1000 Controller.
NOTE
The section is written with an assumption that V4R1 GP7 was backed-up as described in “Backing up the existing
V4R1 GP7 image” on page 9. If you do not have a backup image, you should contact the Extreme Networks
Customer Support to get the factory default software.
The V4R1 GP7 restoration is not done from GUI, but from a low-level menu presented shortly after
system boot. The restoration is done using a serial connection the Controller.
The procedure starts with reboot.
NOTE
The restore process may take between 15 and 20 minutes to finish.
To restore the V4R1 GP7 image on a WM100/1000 Controller:
1 Enter the Rescue mode.
To enter the Rescue mode:
a Connect to the console, using the serial port of the WM100/1000 controller.
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