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Restoring Default Settings, Defining DHCP Server Settings

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Uploading Files 1 Open the File Upload to Server page. 2 Define the fields. 3 Click Apply Changes. The software is uploaded to the device. Restoring Default Settings The Restore Defaults page allows you to restore the device settings to their factory default values. To open the Restore Defaults page, click System → File Management → Restore Defaults in the tree view. Figure 6-23. Restore Defaults The Restore Defaults page contains the following field: • Restore Configuration Factory Defaults - Sets the device settings to their factory default values. Restoring Default Settings 1 Open the Restore Defaults page. 2 Check the Restore Configuration Factory Defaults checkbox. 3 Click Apply Changes. The settings are restored. Defining DHCP Server Settings The DHCP server is used mainly for centralized control over assignment of IP addresses to attached hosts. A switch can operate as either a DHCP client (obtaining its own IP from a DHCP server) and as a DHCP server. Update with your book title 83

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Uploading Files
1
Open the
File Upload to Server
page.
2
Define the fields.
3
Click
Apply Changes
.
The software is uploaded to the device.
Restoring Default Settings
The
Restore Defaults
page allows you to restore the device settings to their factory default values. To
open the
Restore Defaults
page, click
System
→
File Management
→
Restore Defaults
in the tree view.
Figure 6-23.
Restore Defaults
The
Restore Defaults
page contains the following field:
•
Restore Configuration Factory Defaults
— Sets the device settings to their factory default values.
Restoring Default Settings
1
Open the
Restore Defaults
page.
2
Check the
Restore Configuration Factory Defaults
checkbox.
3
Click
Apply Changes
.
The settings are restored.
Defining DHCP Server Settings
The DHCP server is used mainly for centralized control over assignment of IP addresses to attached
hosts.
A switch can operate as either a DHCP client (obtaining its own IP from a DHCP server) and as a DHCP
server.