HP 11900 Switch Series - HP 11900-CMW710-R2105 Release Notes

|18 57 Sep/29/2012 17:49:35 N/A flash:/mdc/mdc4/ifindex.dat |

|19 6 Sep/27/2012 18:05:06 N/A flash:/mdc/mdc4/.nickname |

|20 63876 Sep/29/2012 17:49:37 N/A flash:/mdc/mdc4/supb-mdc-4_9-28.|

|mdb |

|21 5730 Sep/29/2012 17:49:36 N/A flash:/mdc/mdc4/supb-mdc-4_9-28.|

|cfg |

|22 10321920 Nov/09/2012 13:23:51 N/A flash:/core/node1_dbmd_100_11_20|

|121109-132247_1352467367.core |

|23 0 Sep/26/2012 09:07:14 N/A flash:/core/node25_scmd_326_4_20|

|120926-090714_1348650434.core |

|24 10321920 Nov/20/2012 10:52:01 N/A flash:/core/node1_dbmd_99_11_201|

|21120-105048_1353408648.core |

|25 10321920 Nov/15/2012 09:33:40 N/A flash:/core/node1_dbmd_99_11_201|

|21115-093243_1352971963.core |

|26 19547 Dec/03/2012 16:5 1:32 N/A flash:/.trash/startup.cfg_0001 |

|27 413 Dec/04/2012 09:31:53 N/A flash:/.trash/.trashinfo |

|28 18061 Nov/09/2012 13:21:50 N/A flash:/.trash/ba.cfg_0001 |

|29 0 Nov/09/2012 09:34:34 N/A flash:/.trash /123.cfg_0001 |

|30 18061 Nov/09/2012 13:18:35 N/A flash:/.trash/BASIC.cfg_0001 |

|31 567 Nov/20/2012 13:03:14 N/A flash:/dsakey |

|32 591 Nov/20/2012 13:03:03 N/A flash:/serverkey |

|33 17853440 Jan/06/2013 09:57:43 N/A flash:/11908 -CMW710-BOOT-E2102.|

|bin |

|34 1083 Nov/07/2012 09:14:59 N/A flash:/diagfile/diagfile.log |

|35 600064 Jan/15/2013 16:35:43 N/A flash:/11908-CMW710-SYSTEM-E210|

|2H01.bin |

|36 8874 Jan/16/2013 14:26:42 N/A flash:/startup.cfgg |

|37 633556 Jan/10/2013 15:00:36 N/A flash:/ BOOTWARE.btw

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Enter file No:

2. Enter the number of the file to delete. For example, enter 6 to delete test/ iccrunning.cfg.

Enter file No: 6

3. When the following prompt appears, enter Y.

The file you selected is flash:/test/iccrunning.cfg,Delete it? [Y/N]y

Deleting.....Done!

NOTE:

For information about managing files from the CLI, see

HP 11900 Switch Series Fundamentals

Configuration Guide

Restoring the factory-default configuration

CAUTION:

Performing this task can cause all next-startup configuration files to be permanently deleted.

To restore the factory-default configuration from the EXTEND-BOOTWARE menu, make sure password

recovery capability is disabled. If the capability is enabled, you cannot perform the task.