Description:

This article describes how the configuration of a switch with LCOS SX 5.xx can be exported and imported via the webinterface.

The procedure for the configuration import / export for LANCOM switch via SCP is described in this Knowledge Base article.

The procedure for the configuration import / export for a switch with LCOS SX 5.xx via LANconfig is described in this Knowledge Base article.


Requirements:

  • One of the following LANCOM switch models:
    • XS-51xx / XS-6128QF
    • GS-45xx / XS-45xx
    • CS-8132F
    • YS-7154CF
  • LCOS SX as of version 5.10 for XS-51xx / XS-6128QF (download latest version)
  • LCOS SX as of version 5.20 for GS-45xx / XS-45xx (download latest version)
  • LCOS SX as of version 5.30 for CS-8132F and YS-7154CF (download latest version)
  • Any web browser for accessing the webinterface


Procedure:

1) Saving the switch configuration:

1.1) Connect to the switch via the webinterface and switch to the menu System → Utilities → Transfer.

Image shows a complex technical user interface with various system settings, including MAC address tables, system reboots times, and unspecified network configurations, indicating an advanced network device setup.

1.2) Click the Upload button for HTTP.  

The Up- and Download is to be understood from the point of view of the device. Therefore the Upload stands for the download of a configuration or log files to a computer drive. The Download stands for the upload of a configuration file or a script file to the switch.

Image showing a technical configuration menu with options for system settings including Switching, Routing, Security, QoS, Stacking, and file transfer methods like TFTP and SFTP.

1.3) Select the following parameters, click Begin Transfer and select the save location afterwards:

  • File Type: In the dropdown menu select the option Startup Configuration.
  • File Name: In the dropdown menu enter a descriptive name (in this example XS-5110_Configuration).

Screenshot of a configuration menu titled 'xSConfigurationOtocharacters'.


2) Uploading the switch configuration:

2.1) Connect to the switch via the webinterface and switch to the menu System → Utilities → Transfer.

Image of a technical configuration interface showing various system settings including MAC Address Table, System Reboot timer, and LANCOM XSS ITF System options with additional partially visible text and data fields.

2.2) Click the Download button for HTTP.  

The Up- and Download is to be understood from the point of view of the device. Therefore the Upload stands for the download of a configuration or log files to a computer drive. The Download stands for the upload of a configuration file or a script file to the switch.

Image showing a technical configuration menu with options for system settings including switching, routing, security, QoS, stacking, and file transfer methods via TFTP and SFTP.

2.3)  Select the following parameters and click Begin Transfe r:

  • File Type: In the dropdown menu select the option Startup Configuration.
  • Select File: Select a saved configuration file (in this example XS-5110_Configuration).

Screenshot of a user interface displaying the 'FileType StartupConfigurationv' settings menu.

2.4) Switch to the menu System → Configuration Storage → Reload.

Screenshot of a complex technical configuration interface displaying options such as System Fan, Stack Reset, Console, USB settings, MAC Address Table, Firmware, LAN, COM, XSS, IOF System, and Linux.

2.5) Click Reload in order for the start configuration to be set active.

As an alternative you can also activate the start configuration via the CLI with the command reload configuration.

Screenshot of a network device configuration interface highlighting options such as switching, routing, security, QoS, and stacking, with a warning about system settings reset.