Just bought a BE85 BE22000 3-pack system, and was wondering where configuration information was stored.

Is it stored in NAND on the device?

If so, is there a way to back it up and restore it?

I've got a fair amount including address reservations, and was wondering if there was a way to preserve my work.

Coming from a Netgear RBK85 3-pack where there is such a capability, and was wondering if the same was present on the TP-Link BE85 cluster.

Also, I noticed DHCP only allows address reservations in the dynamic range.

Before retiring, I administered ISC DHCP at my institution and I'd generally provide a dynamic range and would place static DHCP reservations outside of the dynamic range so there was no question that that address slot would be assigned to a dynamic client.

Any way, really enjoying this system - I've more than tripled the speed going to my office iMac - it's like being tied directly to my cable modem, even though I'm connected via 10gb ethernet to a satellite port.

Thanks in advance for any information.

-- Verne

P.S. I notice that there's a new firmware version on the US/2.6 page than was autoloaded from the internet at installation. Will this eventually be offered to auto-update, or should I download it and install it manually?