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Implementing Configuration Changes

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2. Click on OK.

Select File➔Exit if you want to exit the Conﬁguration Manager window. You

return to the Site Manager main window.

Refer to the section “Transferring a Conﬁguration File to the Router” if you want

to transfer the conﬁguration ﬁle to the router. You must do this if you want to boot

the router with this ﬁle.

Saving a Conﬁguration File in Remote Mode

This section describes how to save a conﬁguration created or modiﬁed in remote

mode to a ﬁle on the router.

To save a conﬁg ﬁle created or modiﬁed in remote mode, follow these steps:

1. If the ﬁle system on the router is an NVFS, compact the memory card to

optimize the available space. If the ﬁle system on the router is DOS,

disregard this step, and go to Step 2.

To compact the memory card, follow these steps:

a. Select Tools➔Router Files Manager in the Bay Networks Site

Manager window.

The Router Files Manager window appears (Figure 3-3).

Caution: When you save a conﬁguration ﬁle in remote mode, the

Conﬁguration Manager uses TFTP to transfer the ﬁle to the router’s ﬁle

system. The destination system in a ﬁle transfer overwrites any ﬁle already on

its volume that has the same ﬁlename.

If enough space does not exist on the ﬁle system for the new ﬁle, and the new

ﬁle has the same name as an old ﬁle, the old ﬁle will be destroyed and the new

ﬁle will be corrupted. This is because TFTP copies the new ﬁle over the old

and runs out of space before completing the copy. Be sure to follow the

instructions in this section to avoid corrupting the conﬁg ﬁle in the router if

the Conﬁguration Manager is in remote mode.

Note: Before you use the Compact option, we recommend that you back up the

ﬁles by copying them to a second memory card. If possible, compact ﬁle space

at off-peak times due to the resource requirements to perform the compaction.

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