HP zl User Manual

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Using Configuration Files
This chapter describes:
• “Understanding Configuration Files” on page 105
• “Listing Configuration Files” on page 106
• “Export a Configuration File” on page 106
• “Import a Configuration File” on page 108
Understanding Configuration Files
A configuration file is a text file that stores a list of CLI commands.
About the Startup-Config
The main configuration file is called startup-config . This file stores all of the CLI commands
necessary to completely configure a box from a factory, default state. This configuration file can be
copied, backed up, and modified.
About the Running-Config
Whenever configuration changes are made via the GUI or CLI, a CLI command is temporarily saved in
a virtual configuration file called
running-config. If the administrator wishes to save these
changes permanently, this file is “copied” into the
startup-config file.
Any number of configuration files can be stored. For convenience and rapid configuration, files can also
maintain a partial list of CLI commands. These can also be copied into
running-config for
immediate use or
startup-config for persistent use across reboots.

HP zl Specifications

General

Model	HP zl
Managed	Yes
Dimensions	Varies by model
Weight	Varies by model
Layer	Layer 3
Power Supply	Redundant power supplies supported
Management	CLI, Web, SNMP
PoE	Optional
Stacking	Yes
Jumbo Frames	Supported
VLANs	Supported
MAC Address Table	Up to 64, 000 entries
Operating Temperature	0°C to 45°C
Product Series	ProCurve/Aruba zl Series