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Configuration Baseline Discipline.
Also known as · Config baseline · Offline baseline export
Every controller (UPS, fire panel, BMS, IP-PBX, Wi-Fi, audio DSP, lighting) has its configuration baseline exported offline at handover and re-exported after every firmware refresh — any controller is recoverable from a clean slate within the same business day.
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- operational concept
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- 90 / 100
- Authority
- 95 / 100
- Aliases
- Config baseline · Offline baseline export
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Every controller (UPS, fire panel, BMS, IP-PBX, Wi-Fi, audio DSP, lighting) has its configuration baseline exported offline at handover and re-exported after every firmware refresh — any controller is recoverable from a clean slate within the same business day.
Tags · concept · amc · recovery
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