Setting this object to save(2) will cause the current
configuration that is stored in volatile memory to be
written to persistent memory and become the start-up
configuration.
This will also cause any configuration information
that is part of another management interface's active
configuration to become part of the start-up
configuration.
Any configuration changes made through SNMP will become
part of the start-up configuration if and when another
management interface saves the current configuration to
persistent storage.
Setting this object to save(2) while the value of the
etsysSnmpPersistenceMode object is NOT pushButtonSave(2)
MAY lead to an inconsistent value error.
Setting this object to save(2) while the value of the
etsysSnmpPersistenceStatus object is savingChanges(3)
leads to an inconsistent value error.
Setting this object to nop(1) always succeeds and has no
effect.
On an SNMP get operation this object will return nop(1).
Management applications are advised to make use of the
snmpSetSerialNo object defined in the SNMPv2-MIB to
coordinate their use of this object.