RTM-ATCA-SXXX Overview

Export system configuration file using CLI

The following procedure is a detailed description of the CLI-based export system configuration procedure.

Step 4. On your remote host, open a secure ftp connection. sftp admin@192.168.100.100

Step 5. Set binary mode and copy file bin

get /backup/nvdisk.tar.gz

9.1.2Import (restore) a blade configuration

The following procedure is a detailed description of the web-based import system configuration procedure.

Import System configuration using web-GUI tool

Step 6. Navigate to the Maintenance menu. Click the ‘Browse’ button, navigate to find the new *.gz firmware file.

Step 7. Click the ‘Import’ configuration button.

Step 8. A popup will confirm successful import.

Import System configuration using CLI

Step 9. Open a secure ftp connection. (Note: Substitute the proper IP address) sftp admin@192.168.100.100

Step 10. Change remote directory cd /dev/shm

Step 11. Set binary mode and copy file bin

put nvdisk.tar.gz exit

Step 12. Open a secure remote shell. (Note: Substitute the proper IP address)

ssh –l admin 192.168.100.100

Step 13. Un-tar the config file

tar –C / –xvf /dev/shm/nvdisk.tar.gz

9.2ATCA Firmware

All firmware code is stored in a single EEPROM flash device located on the carrier blade. The ATCA-S201 flash device is partitioned into regions containing the following code functions:

U-boot

Linux Kernel (kernel)

Root file system and storage applications (rfs)

Non-Volatile blade configuration Data (NVDATA)

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