User`s guide

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You may select which of the two config files is loaded when the unit is powered-up or
rebooted by setting the parameter Configuration - System > General > Miscellaneous
> Use Config n when the router powers up as required (or by using the
config n
powerup
CLI command).
Note:
The CONFIG files only contain details of settings that have been changed from the default
values.
SREGS.DAT
A combined set of AT command and S register settings are referred to as a “profile”. Two
such profiles (0 and 1) may be stored for each ASY port in a file called “SREGS.DAT” using
the Save Profile button on the relevant Configuration - Network > Interfaces > Serial
> Serial Port n web page, or by using the AT&W command.
It is important to remember that saving the settings for one ASY port does not save the
settings for the other ports so the settings for each port must be saved individually.
For each ASY port, the profile to be loaded at reboot or power-up is specified in the Power-
up Profile setting on the relevant Configuration - Network > Interfaces > Serial >
Serial Port 0 web page (or by using AT&Y command).
A profile for a particular ASY port may also be loaded to take immediate effect by using the
Load Profile button on the ASY port’s web page, or by using the ATZ command.
PWDS.DA0
As of firmware version 4981, the encrypted forms of passwords entered into the
configuration are stored in a separate file named pwds.da0. This file can only be accessed
by users with Super level privileges. The file can be read with the type command, e.g.
type
pwds.da0
The pwds.da0 file is only created when a password is changed from default and the
configuration is saved. The encrypted versions of the default passwords are then removed
from the config.da0 file and the new pwds.da0 is created and used instead.
If the pwds.da0 file is deleted all remote access to the router that requires authentication
will fail, a serial cable connection will be required to re-configure passwords to gain access
to the router. If both the pwds.da0 file exists and the config.da0 contains passwords also,
the passwords in the config.da0 take precedence and will over write the passwords in the
pwds.da0 when a save command is issued.
Filing System Commands
COPY Copy File
The copy command is used to make a copy of a file. The format is:
copy <filename> <newfilename>
where <filename> is the name of an existing file and <newfilename> is the name of the
new copy that will be created.