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 The Backup Configuration section includes a field where you can view/name the backup file. The Backup Configuration section includes a field where you can view/name the backup file.
  
-The default syntax for the backup filename is:\\  "Freshtomato_$version_m$MacRef~$HWmodel~$YYYYMMDD".\\+ \\ 
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 +The default syntax for the backup filename is:\\   "Freshtomato_$version_m$MacRef~$HWmodel~$YYYYMMDD".\\ \\
  
-Where:+//Where://
  
-version = version (release) e.g. 2021.8+version = release. For example: "2021.8".
  
 MacRef = uses last 3 octets from the LAN's MAC Adddress MacRef = uses last 3 octets from the LAN's MAC Adddress
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 MM = Month MM = Month
  
-DD = Day OR  D = Day - FreshTomato does not add leading 0 to single digit days+DD = Day OR  D = Day 
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 +(FreshTomato does not add a leading "0" to single-digit days).
  
  \\  \\
  
-For example: FreshTomato_2021_8~m8F7E60~Asus_RT-AC66U_B1~20220220\\+For example: "FreshTomato_2021_8~m8F7E60~Asus_RT-AC66U_B1~20220220"\\
  
 The backup file is archived in standard .gz (gzip) file format. Once extracted, the actual backup file is a raw text file. The backup file is archived in standard .gz (gzip) file format. Once extracted, the actual backup file is a raw text file.
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  \\  \\
  
-**Backup:** Clicking on this button opens a prompt asking you where you want to store the backup .gz archive.+**Backup:** Clicking this button opens a prompt asking you where to store the backup .gz archive.
  
  \\  \\
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 ===== Restore Configuration ===== ===== Restore Configuration =====
  
-The Restore Configuration section includes a button allowing to you to choose the FreshTomato configuration file from which you'd like to restore settings.+The Restore Configuration section includes a button that lets you choose the configuration file from which you'd like to restore settings.
  
-**Browse…** Clicking this button brings up a prompt asking you to located the backup configuration file you want to restore.+ \\
  
-**Restore: **Clicking this button starts the restore process from settings chosen using the file chosen, as above.+**Browse…** Clicking this prompts you to locate the backup configuration file to restore.
  
-The default syntax for backup filenames is: "Freshtomato_$version_m$MacRef~$HWmodel~$YYYYMMDD".\\+ \\
  
-Where:+**Restore: **Clicking this starts the restore from settings chosen using the file chosen, as above.
  
-version = version (release) e.g. 2021.8+The default syntax for backup filenames is: "Freshtomato_$version_m$MacRef~$HWmodel~$YYYYMMDD".\\ \\ 
 + 
 +//Where:// 
 + 
 +version = release (For example: "2021.8").
  
 MacRef = uses last 3 octets from the LAN's MAC Adddress MacRef = uses last 3 octets from the LAN's MAC Adddress
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 MM = Month MM = Month
  
-DD = Day OR  D = Day - FreshTomato does not add leading 0 to single digit days+DD = Day OR  D = Day - FreshTomato does not add a leading "0" to single-digit days.
  
 For example: FreshTomato_2021_8~m8F7E60~Asus_RT-AC66U_B1~20220220 For example: FreshTomato_2021_8~m8F7E60~Asus_RT-AC66U_B1~20220220
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 + \\
  
 Backup files are archived in standard .gz (gzip) file format. Once extracted, the actual backup file is a raw text file. Backup files are archived in standard .gz (gzip) file format. Once extracted, the actual backup file is a raw text file.
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 ===== Restore Default Configuration ===== ===== Restore Default Configuration =====
  
-This section has a dropdown menu allowing you to choose options which will restore all FreshTomato's default configuration settings.+This section has a dropdown menu that lets you choose options which will restore all FreshTomato's default configuration settings.
  
-  * Restore default router settings (normal) \\ This option will restore all default router settings, but //will not// erase NVRAM contents. + \\ 
-  * Erase all data in NVRAM memory (thorough) \\ This option will restore all FreshTomato's default settings, and //will also erase// NVRAM contents. \\ This is commonly used before and/or after you've flashed the router with new firmware, \\ to prevent possible conflicts between new settings and old settings.+ 
 +  * Restore default router settings (normal) \\ This will restore all default router settings, but //won't// erase NVRAM contents. 
 +  * Erase all data in NVRAM memory (thorough) \\ This will restore all FreshTomato default settings, and //will erase// NVRAM contents. \\ This is commonly often used before/after you've flashed new firmware, \\ to prevent possible conflicts between new settings and old ones. 
 + 
 + \\
  
-The Total/Free NVRAM numbers display the Total NVRAM available, vs. the amount of NVRAM currently in use, \\ followed the percentage of free NVRAM.+The Total/Free NVRAM numbers display the Total NVRAM available, vs. the amount of NVRAM currently in use, \\ followed by the percentage of free NVRAM.
  
  
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