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Backing Up MCP Firmware Configuration Data<br />

Notes:<br />

• The .\ notation before the script name denotes the current path. Without this<br />

notation, PowerShell cannot locate the script file.<br />

• When running the backup script, the parameter specifies a<br />

folder to store the critical files for your system. The parameter can be set to any<br />

one of the following: a CD/DVD drive, a mapped network drive, or a URL. The<br />

syntax structure for the parameter can be<br />

• a CD/DVD drive or a mapped network drive location. For example,<br />

z:\Backup<br />

• a URL location. For example,<br />

\\servername\sharedfolder\temp<br />

If you specify a URL location for the parameter, before<br />

running the script, ensure that the URL location can be accessed with the<br />

current system credentials. Otherwise, a script failure can occur.<br />

Then, press Enter.<br />

The script prompts you for confirmation before creating a folder for the destination<br />

path if none previously exists.<br />

4. Press Y to continue the backup, and continue to the next step.<br />

If you do not want to continue, press N to cancel the backup process.<br />

The backup takes a few seconds complete. Upon completion, the following<br />

message is displayed:<br />

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