HP Array Controller HSG V8.7 Software - Manual (Page 319)

CLI Commands B–47
CONFIGURATION RESTORE
Copies a controller’s configuration from the disk configuration file into
the controller’s non-volatile memory. This command locates the most
recent configuration file created on disk and restores it. This command
causes a reboot and takes effect immediately.
Use this command for a single controller configuration only. Do not use
it for controllers in a dual-redundant configuration.
You can also initiate the CONFIGURATION RESTORE command
from the controller’s operator control panel (OCP) by holding in port
button 6 and pressing the reset button.
Note The controller must not have devices configured prior to issuing
this command. Use “CONFIGURATION RESET,” page B–45, instead.
f the controller you’re installing was previously used in another
subsystem, it will restart with the configuration that resides in its
nonvolatile memory. If this differs from the subsystem’s current
configuration, you can purge the controller’s old configuration with the
following command:
CONFIGURATION RESET
This will erase the entire configuration on the controller, restore the
controller’s default configuration, and shut down the controller. Press
its reset button to restart the controller after the controller has been
configured (see “Configuring an HSG80 Array Controller,” page 2–3).
Note The INITIALIZE container-name SAVE_CONFIGURATION
must be used to save the controller’s configuration to a disk (see
“SAVE_CONFIGURATION,” page B–73), in order to reset the
configuration (see “CONFIGURATION RESET,” page B–45) or to
restore the configuration (see “CONFIGURATION RESTORE,” page
B–47).
Syntax
CONFIGURATION RESTORE