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==== How can I reset the Allegro Network Multimeter to a default configuration? ==== | ==== How can I reset the Allegro Network Multimeter to a default configuration? ==== | ||
There are two ways to reset the configuration of the | There are two ways to reset the configuration of the appliance. | ||
The first option is to use the '''Reset System Configuration''' button which can be found under '''Settings''' -> | The first option is to use the '''Reset System Configuration''' button which can be found under '''Settings''' -> | ||
'''Administration''' in the user interface. After confirmation, this will trigger a restart of the system and | '''Administration''' in the user interface. After confirmation, this will trigger a restart of the system and afterward the | ||
appliance will revert to the factory default settings. | |||
If, for some reason, the user interface is not accessible, a configuration reset can | If, for some reason, the user interface is not accessible, a configuration reset can be performed by attaching | ||
a USB keyboard and a HDMI/VGA display to the appliance. When booting the device, there is a short period when a GNU GRUB | |||
menu is displayed. The arrow up and arrow down keys can be used to select an entry and the selected entry can be chosen | menu is displayed. The arrow up and arrow down keys can be used to select an entry and the selected entry can be chosen | ||
by pressing the '''enter''' key. Below the default '''multimeter''' entry, there is a '''configuration-reset''' | by pressing the '''enter''' key. Below the default '''multimeter''' entry, there is a '''configuration-reset''' option which will | ||
perform a reset to default configuration and then reboot the | perform a reset to default configuration and then reboot the appliance. | ||
Keep in mind that a reset to default configuration does not delete any | Keep in mind that a reset to the default configuration does not delete any | ||
packet ring buffer data or captured files from internal or external | packet ring buffer data or captured files from internal or external | ||
storage. | storage. |