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Restoring or saving
a profile
If you want to save settings or recall saved group settings quickly, go to the User
Configuration section. Default settings can also be restored here. Refer to Figure
5-7 to learn more about configuring these settings.
Resetting your
Wireless AP Router will
erase all of your
configured settings
(LAN, wireless LAN,
WEP, etc.) and replace
them with the factory
defaults. Do not reset
your Wireless AP
Router if you want to
retain your settings.
You can also reset your
Wireless AP Router by
pressing the RESET
button on your
Wireless AP Router.
Refer to "Resetting the
Wireless AP Router" on
page 5-8 for details.
Figure 5-7
Save Current Configurations
Saves current configuration settings
for future use or backup purposes.
Restore Saved Configurations
Lets you load previously saved
configuration settings. Click the
Browse
button to select a
configuration file, and then click
the
Retrieve
button.
Restore Factory Defaults
Click the
Restore
button to
reset your Wireless AP Router
to its factory defaults.
Click the
Administrator
link
and then the
User
Configuration
link to
view this page.