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Using the Web Browser Interface for Basic Configuration Tasks
Managing Files, Firmware, Boot Software, and the AutoSynch™ Function
When the ProCurve Secure Router boots, it looks for the boot code software
on the internal flash. After the ProCurve Secure Router locates the boot code
and begins to boot, it looks on compact flash for a valid startup-config file. If
the router cannot find a valid startup-config on compact flash, it looks on the
internal flash memory for a valid file.
1. To set the primary startup config file, click the pull-down menu. A list of
configuration files on the internal flash memory (and compact flash if
installed) is displayed.
2. Click the file you want the router to use to boot.
3. To set the secondary startup config file, click the desired configuration
file from the pull-down menu.
4. To save these changes to the running-config file, click Apply.
Note If the AutoSynch function is enabled, the primary and backup startup-config
files and locations are automatically set and cannot be changed.
Save-Config. The Save-Config window allows you to save the running-
config file to the startup-config file. The current configurations will be
saved, and the router can then boot with these configurations after it is
powered down.
Click the Save button. If the AutoSynch feature is enabled, the running-config
is saved as startup-config on both the internal flash memory and the compact
flash card.
Figure 14-4. Save Config
Download Config. The Download Config section allows you to save the
startup-config to a file on your PC. This feature is particularly useful when you
must configure several routers with similar settings and you need to edit the
configuration to tailor it to another router.
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