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Troubleshooting and Software Maintenance
Software Maintenance
DS2000-TS Administrator’s Guide
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If using FTP to create and get the file, perform the following steps:
1. To start an FTP session on the D
YNA
S
TAR
2000 use the following example as a guide. FTP to the
IP Address of the D
YNA
S
TAR
2000, enter the user name, and user password.
c:\localdirectory\user> ftp (IP Address of Dynastar host)
Connected to 10.0.0.1
220 Connected to DYMEC ftp Server.
User (10.0.0.1:(none)): (Enter the User Name - Root is default)
331 Password?
Password: (Enter password - secret is default not echoed to screen)
230 User logged on.
ftp>
2. At the FTP prompt, use the following example as a guide to get the configuration file. Note that
the user password is required after the filename being retrieved.
ftp> get cnfgload.cmp/(User Password) cnfgload.cmp
200 port command Okay.
150 File status okay
226 Data transfer complete
ftp: nnnn bytes received in n.nSeconds n.nnKbytes/sec.
ftp>
3. Verify that the cnfgload.cmp file is present on the local system and quit the FTP session.
Store the file in a safe place.
If using TFTP to create and get the file perform the following steps:
1. Enter the following command using a TFTP software package:
tftp -i 192.168.10.10 get cnfgload.cmp cnfgload.cmp
2. A message will appear stating the file size and transfer rate, depending on the software used. It
would be wise to relabel the file indicating the origin of the DS2000-TS cnfgload.cmp file. Store
this file in a safe place.
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NOTE: The cnfgload.cmp file can be sent to the
DS2000-TS
it was received from to maintain
a copy of it on the system. Be sure to use the proper file naming when returning it to a
DS2000-TS. The system will only recognize and use a file with the exact file name of
cnfgload.cmp.
Also Note, the system will maintain several versions of the cnfgload.cmp but will use only
the last one saved.
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