Configuration
Configuration file | Import
Select and import a configuration file (*.cfg) that is stored on a (PC) data storage device. Some data packages are optional and can be selected for import.
*Important: Saving an old configuration overwrites the current configuration data.
*Note: A configuration file that was created with an older firmware version, may possibly not contain all of the configuration data (for example, data for new functions that were added by a firmware update).
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Configuration file | Export
The configuration is saved to the (PC) data storage device as configuration file (*.cfg). Some data packages are optional and can be selected for export.
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Configuration data
Configuration data will also be saved/restored in any case. Other components can be switched off so that the configuration file can also be saved in other PBXs.
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Network settings
The network settings will also be saved/restored.
The network settings include the following data:
IP configuration (DHCP client setting, IP address, Sub-network mask, Gateway)
DNS configuration (First DNS server, Second DNS server)
HTTP proxy configuration (HTTP proxy settings)
Port of the web server
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PBX data
The PBX data will also be saved/restored.
The PBX data include the following data:
PBX name
Admin user name
Contact information
Admin PIN
Admin password
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Music on Hold/announcements
The audio data available for music on hold and announcements will also be saved/restored.
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Contact images
The contact images available for contacts will also be saved/restored.
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Delete current configuration and start with a new configuration | reset
When resetting the configuration, the following parameters are maintained:
Admin user name, admin PIN and admin password
IP address settings
Web server port setting
Time
NTP server settings
Contact information
Saved hold music and announcements
Call data
System messages
Restoration points
The following server services remain enabled:
SLAPD
NTPD
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Regenerate configuration
When regenerating the configuration, the configuration data is read out of the PBX. The database is reset and the configuration data is restored to the PBX once more. This eliminates internal errors the configuration data may contain. The configuration of the PBX remains unchangend.
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