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SAVE
Use the SAVE command to save the current configuration values established by
the SET command.
Parameter values established by the SET command are effective immediately but
are not saved in non-volatile memory. Use the SAVE command to save these
values in non-volatile memory. When the hub is reset, due to user command or
power cycling, the hub reinitializes using the values in non-volatile memory.
The SAVE ALL command saves all of the configuration values made using the
SET command.
You can save all settings or just the settings of a functionally related group of
parameters. Entering a SAVE command with a specific option saves only the
portion of the configuration that applies to the option. For example, SAVE TFTP
saves only TFTP parameters.
When the SAVE command is executed on the master DMM in a hub that also
has slave DMMs, the saved settings are also saved on the slave DMM. Do not
execute any RESET DEVICE, HUB, or MASTERSHIP commands, or power down
any management modules or the hub itself for at least 2 minutes after you
enter the SAVE command. Also, if a SAVE command is executed on a slave
DMM, the settings that are saved are only saved locally on the slave. If a
subsequent save is issued on the master, the slave acquires those settings. If a
SAVE command is executed on a slave, and it becomes master before any SAVE
commands are executed on the current master, it then teaches its settings to
the now slave DMMs.
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