The different configuration files of the switch are displayed on the Configuration Files Properties page. Startup, Running, Backup and Mirror Configuration are the configurations. The Starting Configuration has the initial configuration, Running Configuration has the present switch configuration, Backup Configuration has copy of the other configuration files and Mirror Configuration has the duplicate of running configuration of the system. The configuration files can also be cleared through this page.
This article describes how to check or clear the configuration files on ESW2 350G Series Managed Switches.
• ESW2-350G-52
• ESW2-350G-52DC
• 1.2.9.44
Step 1. Log in to the web configuration utility and choose Administration > File Management > Configuration Files Properties. The Configuration Files Properties page opens:
Step 2. Check or uncheck the Enable check box in the Auto Mirror Configuration field to enable or disable auto mirror configuration and click Apply to save your settings.
Note: A mirror configuration file is a duplicate about the running configuration file made by the switch. This contains the startup configuration only, when the system is rebooted it is set to factory defaults. When Auto Mirror Configuration is disabled it does not create the mirror configuration files automatically. The current mirror configuration file present is deleted when the disable feature is selected.
The Configuration File Table displays the following details:
• Configuration File Name — The name of configuration file types which are:
– Startup Configuration — The initial configuration when the system is started or rebooted.
– Running Configuration — The present configuration on which the switch is working.
– Backup Configuration — This consists of the configuration file consisting of copy of all the other configuration files for backup purpose if in case a shutdown or maintenance is to be performed
– Mirror Configuration — The duplicate of running configuration file created by the system.
• Creation time — Displays the time and date at which the file was created or last modified.
Step 3. (Optional) To delete the configuration file, check the check box of the respective file and click Clear Files.