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10. Administrator Utility
10.19 Backing Up & Restoring Settings
Super administrators and administrators can back up B060-032-8 system settings to a fi le and later restore them to the system. Systems settings should be
backed up:
• Before making changes.
• If multiple B060-032-8 are installed in separate installations and you want to use the same settings.
• If the B060-032-8 has a problem and needs to be replaced.
• Before upgrading to a newer version of the B060-032-8.
Routine backups can speed recovery in the event of a complete system failure that requires reinstallation of the fi rmware
The B060-032-8 lists all users who are currently logged in to the B060-032-8 via the Administrator Utility or the OSD and shows details about their
sessions. If a user account is misused or if another user needs to login to the B060-032-8 Administrator Utility, Super Administrators can view and end the
sessions of other Super Administrators, Administrators and Users. Super Administrators can also login to the B060-032-8 Administrator Utility when all
sessions are in use and close the session of another user. The fi rst seven users to login to the B060-032-8 Administrator Utility have normal access; that is,
they may use all features permitted by their account settings. Once seven users are logged in, Super Administrators have provisional access in order to close
the sessions of other users. (Provisional access expires after 10 min.) The maximum number of users that can login to the B060-032-8 Administrator Utility
at the same time is 16.
Action Description
Backup Backs up root station settings, user and group accounts, user profi les, port access rights and shortcuts.
Restore Deletes current root station settings, user and group accounts, user profi les, port access rights and shortcuts, and restores to
those saved in the confi guration backup fi le.
To back up system settings:
Click the Backup icon. The Backup and Restore Settings Web Page
appears (Figure 32).
Under Backup Confi guration, enter a password for the backup
confi guration fi le if you want to password protect it; otherwise, leave this
fi eld blank. There are no restrictions on characters that can be used in
passwords.
Click Save. The File Download dialog box appears.
Click Save. The Save As dialog box appears.
Navigate to the directory where you want to save the fi le and click Save.
The backup confi guration fi le is saved in the directory.
To restore system confi gurations:
Click the Backup icon. The Backup and Restore Settings Web Page
appears.
Under Restore Confi guration, enter the password that you used to
password protect the backup confi guration fi le. If you did not password
protect the fi le, leave this fi eld blank.
Click Browse. The Choose File dialog box appears.
Navigate to the directory where the confi guration backup fi le was saved
and select the fi le. The path and fi lename will appear in the fi eld.
Click Restore. The backup confi guration fi le settings replace all current
settings. When the confi gurations are fi nished restoring, the B060-032-8
will reboot. A message will be sent to OSD users with active sessions
notifying them that confi gurations are being restored and that the system
will reboot.
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Figure 32: Backup and Restore Settings Web Page
10.20 Viewing & Ending User Sessions
