CSRC/Vcare setup

[tsbservice]

Hi guys does anyone knows if I can put dat file with CSRC/Vcare configuration(exported from already setup machine) on USB stick and Import it to another machine via USB port?
Just to be clear I know I may import it from PC via https://MFP IP address/wcd/celogin.xml
If Yes any guidance will be much appreciated.

[Synthohol]

its times like this i wish i still had KMBS access to assist.
i know thats not helpful but know id scour the site till i found an answer.

[z3tech]

Hi guys does anyone knows if I can put dat file with CSRC/Vcare configuration(exported from already setup machine) on USB stick and Import it to another machine via USB port?
Just to be clear I know I may import it from PC via https://MFP IP address/wcd/celogin.xml
If Yes any guidance will be much appreciated.

If you have vCare, opt-in to vCare Pro and you can push template settings using Remote Service Framework. We also have used FleetRMM to push the vCare settings if everything is on the new https one way server.

[kingarthur]

Have you tried doing it by turning on Maintenance mode in Admin, Security settings, then in Service, and then copying across - the only problem, it will copying everything across from the device, you can't choose like you can by doing a "normal" back up

[tsbservice]

Hi, Thanks everyone. I did manage it as kingarthur mentioned via activating Maintenance mode but that involves few additional steps more than the way Synthohol told me.
By simply activating switch 74 hex 04 and importing from Admin mode.
The only downfall is it imports CSRC date and time from machine it's exported and you need to sat on PC and correct them from: https://IP address/wcd/celogin.xml Didn't find way via machine"s service mode.

[kingarthur]

I(f you go into service, then CSRC, then select maintenance mode - in CSRC- enter any 7 digits, then "End", it allows you to go back into "Detail settings" so you can then change the CSRC time

[tsbservice]

I(f you go into service, then CSRC, then select maintenance mode - in CSRC- enter any 7 digits, then "End", it allows you to go back into "Detail settings" so you can then change the CSRC time

You are absolutely correct I'm an idiot and skipped obvious... Probably I should quit working on copiers after work as a hobby and start new one
Thanks again for your support!