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Forums › VoIP › Backup SPA2102 settings to Computer


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Ultimate Geek


# 47132 10-Nov-2009 13:18
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Hi all,
Took the dive into VOIP with a Linksys SPA2102 and 2talk.

At the moment I've got the phone working and I'm starting to mess around with the LAN/WAN settings to get it in a better configuration.  The question I have is, is there a way to save the settings from the unit onto my computer so that when (not if!) I stuff something up it's easy to put everything back rather than copying and pasting from the 2talk install guide into the unit?

Cheers

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  # 271730 10-Nov-2009 17:36
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The only way to do this is to save the HTML file - there is no download or upload config option.

There is a handy program here that I did use a few years ago, it should theoretically work on any Linksys device including newer ones.



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  # 271752 10-Nov-2009 18:03
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Thanks sbiddle, will give it a crack (when I go home) and report back how it goes.

 
 
 
 




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  # 271824 10-Nov-2009 20:50
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Fantastic, that indeed did work :) Well, haven't tried restoring settings but fingers crossed! Better than nothing I guess!!!

Thanks again sbiddle.

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