Avaya Configuring and Managing Routers with Site Manager Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 66)

Configuring and Managing Routers with Site Manager

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Configuration Manager Operating Modes

You can perform all configuration tasks in one of the following modes:

• Local mode (see page 2-8

)

• Remote mode (see page 2-27

)

• Dynamic mode (see page 2-30

)

• Cache mode (see page 2-31

)

The Configuration Mode field in the upper-left corner of each window identifies

the Configuration Manager’s current operating mode (refer to Figure 2-4

). The

Configuration Manager displays the same windows in the same sequence

regardless of the operating mode.

Local Mode

Local mode lets you create or edit a configuration file locally on the Site Manager

workstation for later implementation on the router. Unlike remote and dynamic

modes, local mode does not access a router or, for new configurations,

automatically display the router’s hardware configuration. You enter the router’s

hardware configuration when you create a new configuration file or edit a file with

hardware changes.

You must use caution when working in local mode. In this mode, you do not edit

the configuration file in RAM or in permanent storage until you transfer the file to

the router and boot with that file.

You can create a new configuration file or open an existing one in local mode. If

you are modifying an existing configuration file, you can use a copy of the file

residing on the Site Manager workstation or use the Router Files Manager to

transfer a copy of a file from the router to the Site Manager workstation. For

instructions about using the Router Files Manager, see Chapter 5, “Managing

Router Files.”

Note:

In local mode, you can create new configurations only for the current

version of software; however, you can modify existing configurations from

previous versions.

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