Using the Avaya Remote Supervisor Adapter
Alerts
Restoring ASM defaults
NOTE:
You must have read/write privileges on your login ID to use this option.
You can use the Restore ASM section to restore the RSA to factory settings. See Figure 23, Restore defaults, on page 49.
Figure 23: Restore defaults
! WARNING:
Executing the Restore ASM Defaults option removes the Avaya defaults. Avaya defaults can be restored manually using the information found in the Avaya RSA Defaults section or by restoring the Avaya default file. The Avaya default file can be found at http://support.avaya.com or on the Communication Manager 2.0 CD for Linux Servers and Gateways. For instructions on restoring the default file, see Restoring and modifying the ASM configuration.
! WARNING:
Executing the Restore ASM Defaults option removes all the modifications made to the RSA.
To restore ASM defaults:
1Log into the RSA. For more information on how to log into the RSA, see Connecting and logging in to the RSA on page 20.
CAUTION:
You will loose your Ethernet connection. All modifications and Avaya defaults are removed and you will not be able to log into the RSA.
2In the navigation pane, select Restore Defaults under the ASM Control heading.
3Click Restore Defaults.
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