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The web-based user interface explains what is retained by each reset. The following table
outlines configuration settings and files affected by the SIS command and rear panel resets.
In general, configuration settings and files can be:
• Retained (not affected by the reset).
• Reset to factory (the original factory firmware replaces the current).
• Erased (the configuration settings or files are deleted).
Device Reset From:
SIS
Command
Rear Panel Web-
based User
Interface
Firmware User
File
System
Network
Shares
Device
Config
Passwords IP
Settings
Factory
Firmware (one
power cycle)
n/a Mode 1
(see note,
below)
n/a Factory Retained Retained Retained Retained Retained
Network (IP
settings) reset
n/a Mode 4 n/a Retained Retained Reset Retained Retained Reset
Flash Reset E
ZFFF}
n/a n/a Retained Erased Retained Retained Retained Retained
System reset
(Factory
defaults).
User files
and settings
Retained.
E
ZXXX}
n/a Reset device
settings to
default, but
retain user
files and all
IP settings
Retained Retained Reset Reset Retained Retained
Reset device
settings and
delete user
files.
Retain IP
settings.
E
ZY}
n/a Reset device
settings
to default,
delete user
files, retain
IP settings
Retained Erased Reset Reset Reset Retained
Absolute
Reset:
settings,
files, and IP
settings.
E
ZQQQ}
Mode 5 Reset device
settings,
delete
internal user
files, and
Reset all IP
settings
Retained Erased Reset Reset Reset Reset
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