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CRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configbackup] basefilename=sysdeltabuCRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configbackup] username=anonymouspass=”“CRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configbackup] recurrence=168CRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configbackup] start=99/04/01-03:20CRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configbackup] rowstatus=activeIn the above example, the CE150 has both primary and secondaryfile servers for its FTP transaction, which is set to recurweekly (recurrence=168 hours) at 0320 hours (3:20 a.m.).If you set the recurrence at 0 and the start time at 0 or any timein the past, the command will run immediately upon activationof the row.In a recurring configuration backup, you would specify the timeof the first occurrence, and an interval for subsequent file uploads.When configured, the CE150 will send the current configurationsaved in its flash. A recurring backup will only beattempted if this is the first attempt since powerup, or if the configfile saved in flash has changed since the previous backup.If a fresh backup is needed, the CE150 attempts to transfer theconfig to the primary file server. If the transfer succeeds, theCE150 logs an informational event, and sends an SNMP trap. Ifthe transfer to the primary fails, the CE150 will also log andtrap the event, and will then attempt to save the config to thesecondary server. If the transfer to the secondary server fails,the CE150 will log the event as a minor alarm and send the applicabletrap.For more information about the maintenance commands, seethe description of cmMaintCmd in the CopperEdge 150 Copper-Craft Reference and MIB Definitions manual.5HVWRULQJD%DFNHG8S&RQILJXUDWLRQRestoring a configuration is very similar to backing it up, exceptthat the configuration data is flowing back toward the CE150rather than toward the file server. The ConfigRestore commandis also slightly simpler, as there is no need to specify a secondaryserver or recurrence-related objects.As is the case with the configbackup command, you can issuemultiple Set commands to set up the appropriate row in thecmMaintCmd table.CRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configrestore] rowstatus=notinserviceCRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configrestore] primaryipaddr=206.71.190.4CRAFT> set cmmaintcmd [configrestore] directory=/ce200config/sys1&KDSWHU$GYDQFHG&RQILJXUDWLRQ