Recall a profile :
Change the parts in red to match your situation :
http://<IP_ADDRESS_OF_THE_NODE>/cgi-bin/toolbox_profile.cgi?profile=<PROFILE_NUMBER>&recall_profile_nonet=No+network+settings
This will not recall the network settings.
http://<IP_ADDRESS_OF_THE_NODE>/cgi-bin/toolbox_profile.cgi?profile=<PROFILE_NUMBER>&recall_profile_all=Recall+all
This will recall the profile WITH the network settings
Execute a snapshot :
Cahnge the parts in red to match your situation :
http://<IP_ADDRESS_OF_THE_NODE>/cgi-bin/toolbox_outlet.cgi?exec_<snapshot_ID>
Here is a table of all the snapshot ID syntax :
| Snapshot 1
| Snapshot 2
| Snapshot 3
|
Outlet 1
| exec_0_0=1
| exec_0_1=2
| exec_0_2=3
|
Outlet 2
| exec_1_0=1
| exec_1_1=2
| exec_1_2=3
|
Outlet 3
| exec_2_0=1
| exec_2_1=2
| exec_2_2=3
|
Outlet 4
| exec_3_0=1
| exec_3_1=2 | exec_3_2=3 |
Outlet 5
| exec_4_0=1
| exec_4_1=2 | exec_4_2=3 |
Outlet 6
| exec_5_0=1
| exec_5_1=2 | exec_5_2=3 |
Outlet 7
| exec_6_0=1
| exec_6_1=2 | exec_6_2=3 |
Outlet 8
| exec_7_0=1
| exec_7_1=2 | exec_7_2=3 |
Capture a Snapshot :
Same procedure as the "Execute" but change "exec" for "cap"
Example :
http://<IP_ADDRESS_OF_THE_NODE>/cgi-bin/toolbox_outlet.cgi?cap_<snapshot_ID>
Reboot :
http://<IP_ADDRESS_OF_THE_NODE>/cgi-bin/toolbox_reboot.cgi
For a more complete procedure for extracting HTTP commands, please consult the attached document.
This document explains how to create a PDF document with links to recall profiles.