Before the configuration settings of a storage system are changed, System Manager compares the active and persistent configuration values, and the command sequence in the
/etc/rc file.
System Manager creates a backup of the
/etc/rc files and
/etc/hosts files before making any changes, which enables you to restore the configuration settings from these backup files. The backed-up information is overwritten every time a networking operation is performed from
System Manager. You can restore corrupt configuration settings in the
/etc/rc file from the
rc.sysmgr.bak file, and in the
/etc/hosts file from the
hosts.sysmgr.bak file.
Note: System Manager does not manage script-based
/etc/rc files, because the files cause mismatches between the active and persistent settings. The following are examples of script-based
/etc/rc files:
source -v/tc/myhostname and
source -v/etc/myifconfigs.