Viewing and Backing Up Running Configuration from QM9700 IB Switch Web GUI

Viewing and Backing Up Running Configuration from QM9700 IB Switch Web GUI


Purpose

This guide outlines the steps to view and back up the running configuration of the QM9700 InfiniBand switch using its Web GUI interface.

Prerequisites

·       Access to the QM9700 IB switch Web GUI (IP address or hostname)

·       User credentials with appropriate privileges (Admin or equivalent)

Steps

1. Login to Web GUI

·       Open a web browser and navigate to the IP address of the QM9700 switch.

·       Enter your username and password, then click Login.

2. Navigate to Configuration

·       Once logged in, go to the Setup tab located at the top navigation bar.

·       In the left-hand menu, click on Configuration.

3. View Current Configuration

·       The configuration page will display a summary of the current settings.

·       To view the running configuration, click the “See Running Config” button.

o  This will open the full configuration in a new browser tab for viewing.

4. Download Configuration Backup

·       To download the current configuration, click the Download button on the configuration page.

·       Save the file to a secure location on your system for backup purposes.

Notes

·       It's recommended to take periodic backups, especially before and after major changes.

·       The downloaded configuration file can be used for restoration or auditing purposes.



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