Save Current Configuration: Traffic Interfaces
Introduction | This article will cover how to save your server's current traffic interface configuration. When is this helpful? - If you would like to temporarily configure a trunking interface into a nontrunk interface. - If you will be working on the traffic interfaces of your server and do not want to "break" anything. |
On Server Versions 2.14+ | On recent versions (2.14+) the configuration is saved on the server's following directory: /etc/opt/ByteBlower/server_config.xml Make a copy of this file and save it as a backup. To revert any changes that you may have made, simply copy the backup file to the server_config.xml file located in the directory listed above. |
On older versions Prior to 2.14 | On older versions the file name is port_cfg.xml and is located on the following directory: /etc/opt/ByteBlower/port_cfg.xml Make a copy of this file and save it as a backup. To revert any changes that you may have made, simply copy the backup file to the port_cfg.xml file located in the directory listed above. |
Updating Server | The server will upgrade the port_cfg.xml file to the new server_config.xml when the server updates to a 2.14+ version. |