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Booting the Router

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Booting with a Scheduled Boot

A scheduled boot, or Remote User Interface (RUI) boot, lets you specify the exact

date and time a boot takes place. It functions in all other aspects as a named boot

(refer to “Booting with a Named Boot”).

This section describes how to:

• Enable and disable a scheduled boot.

• Schedule multiple boot times.

• Modify a scheduled boot.

• Delete a scheduled boot.

Enabling and Disabling a Scheduled Boot

Setting up a scheduled boot involves:

• Enabling the boot

• Conﬁguring the boot schedule

You can globally enable and disable a scheduled boot. A scheduled boot will not

take place until you enable it; however, you can conﬁgure the boot schedule even

if the boot is disabled. Disabling a boot does not alter the boot schedule; the boot

will occur after you reenable it. If the scheduled boot is enabled later, any routers

whose boot time has not expired will boot as scheduled.

To enable and disable a scheduled boot:

1. In the Site Manager window, choose Tools > Conﬁguration Manager.

The Conﬁguration Manager window opens.

2. In the Conﬁguration Manager window, choose Platform > Scheduled

Boot > Create Boot Param.

The RUI Boot Group List window opens (Figure

4-2).