Operation Manual

AT-RG213 Residential VoIP Gateway - SIP Software Reference Manual
SIP Software Release 6-0-0
J613-M0524-00
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restarted or the RESTART REBOOT command is executed, the configuration
will be restored to the one defined by the boot script.
To retain any configuration changes made after boot even after a restart or
power cycle, save the modified configuration as a script file, according to the
following examples.
Example 1: how to create a configuration script
To create the configuration script sip.cfg based on the current device
configuration:
CREATE CONFIG=sip.cfg
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Note that the filename is case sensitive, that is sip.cfg and SIP.cfg are considered two
distinct files
The script is stored in the indicated filename and can be later used as start-
up script with the SET CONFIG command.
The list of scripts present on the flash can be retrieved with the command:
SHOW CONFIG
Example 2: how to delete a configuration script
To permanently delete a configuration script sip.cfg from the flash, use the
command:
DELETE CONFIG=sip.cfg
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If the file sip.cfg (filename) corresponds to the boot configuration script,
automatically the command is aborted.
Example 3: how to save a configuration script on tftp server
To transfer a configuration script from the device flash to a tftp server, for example
to save the script.cfg to the server 192.168.0.10:
SAVE CONFIG=script.cfg SERVER=192.168.0.10
If the server is not specified, the one previously set with the command SET
LOADER is used.
Loading releases into the AT-RG213
The LOADER module is responsible for loading and storing releases and
other files into FLASH. The LOADER module uses the Trivial File Transfer
Protocol (TFTP) to retrieve files from a network host.