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Command Description
reset Returns the module to OEM defaults.
If the state is permanent, issuing the command will return the module to
OEM defaults and delete the user_enc_config.uue file. This is a Level 5
(manufacturer) command.
auth-level This command allows the required authentication level required for a given
command to be changed.
When using cfg-encrypt permanent it is recommend that the reset
commands authentication level be raised to the same level as the cfg-
encrypt
command (level 5 - manufacturer).
Use the command as follows:
auth-level reset 5
12.1 Transferring Encrypted Configurations
It is possible to transfer encrypted configurations in the same way unencrypted
configurations can be moved. When transferring the encrypted configuration it is
necessary to deliver both the user_config.txt and the
user_enc_config.uue files to the module. The target module must have
cfg-encrypt enable set, this must be part of the delivered user-
config.txt file.
The transfer an encrypted configuration the steps in Table 25 must be taken.
Table 25 - Encrypted Configuration Delivery
Command Description
Copy source configuration
files from example module The user_config.txt and
user_enc_config.uue
files must be copied from a
configured module and saved on the configuration
station.
The user_config.txt must contain the line:
cfg-encrypt enable
get-cfg user_config.txt This will use the FTP settings (See section 14.0) to
upload the user configuration file.
get-cfg user_enc_config.txt This will use the FTP settings (See section 14.0) to
upload the encrypted user configuration file.
put-cfg user_config.txt This will use Xmodem to upload the user configuration
file. Once the command has been issued the host
connected through the CLI session will need to start
the Xmodem transfer using Xmodem or Xmodem-1K.
put-cfg user_enc_config.txt This will use Xmodem to upload the encrypted user
configuration file. Once the command has been issued
the host connected through the CLI session will need
to start the Xmodem transfer using Xmodem or
Xmodem-1K.
save This command moves any uploaded configuration files
to permanent storage, making them persistent across
restarts or power cycles.