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Greetings,
Does anyone have the procedure to back up and restore the Svmi 20i via an ftp client? I have only done it once a long time ago and can't remember how to do it.
TIA
John 807
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Why wouldn't you do the backup/restore via DM?
If you really want to do it via ftp, then it's the same as the svmi20e
/dta/*.tbl
/mbx/*.*
/ext/*.*
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Sorry Nameless stupid typo on my part I mean't 20e. After you pointed that out I found what I was looking for.
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There is a zip file that samsung put out a while ago that does the backup for you.
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Biztel do yo happen to have a copy or a link?
TIA,
John 807
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You don't need the tool. Just put the 20e in backup/restore mode from operating utilities, connect to the LAN IP with an FTP client and download the files/folders nameless mentioned. The tool is literally just an FTP client that downloads those folders.
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