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# Preset
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*Path: SBO > Others > Preset*
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* [Definition](#id-1.16.x-preset-definition)
* [Create preset](#id-1.16.x-preset-createpreset)
* [Read the “preset” section of the SBO](#id-1.16.x-preset-readthe-preset-sectionofthesbo)
* [Export](#id-1.16.x-preset-export)
* [Import](#id-1.16.x-preset-import)
* [Reset](#id-1.16.x-preset-reset)
* [Update preset](#id-1.16.x-preset-updatepreset)
* [Export](#id-1.16.x-preset-export.1)
* [Import](#id-1.16.x-preset-import.1)
* [Reset](#id-1.16.x-preset-reset.1)
* [Delete preset](#id-1.16.x-preset-deletepreset)
* [Related resources](#id-1.16.x-preset-relatedresources)
## Definition
Export and import all of the platform settings.\
Reset the platform settings:
* Bundles
* Configuration
* Databases
* Reload fixtures
WHO CAN USE THIS FEATURE?
Logged super-administrators
## Create preset
Presets cannot be created.
## Read the “preset” section of the SBO
### Export
The “Export preset” (figure 1) feature, has the super-administrator download the configuration and the bundles used on the platform, from the SBO.
Figure 1
### Import
Import (figure 2) predefined platform’s bundles and configuration (example: Session mode / Service mode with such and such configurations).
A configuration can be imported from a computer through a .YML extension file.
Figure 2
Switch mode
The switch-mode part will allow the super administrator to enable the platform mode of his choice, by selecting a mode in the list and clicking the “Switch button”.
It uses commonly use to enable bundle: [Bundles configuration](broken://pages/HJVnvFpZXTfEuhMKYElg)
figure 3
### Reset
The “Reset” feature (figure 4) returns to default all values of bundles, configurations, and fixtures depending on what is selected.
Each of these parts could be reset:
* Bundles
* Configurations
* Databases (Fixtures)
* Reload fixtures
FIgure 4
## Update preset
### Export
To export settings, please select the needed options with the radio buttons (figure 5).
* **Bundles**: will export the enabled bundles' configuration
* **Configurations**: export all the configurations list and their value.
Figure 5
To finalize it, click “export” (figure 6)
FIgure 6
The export is a .YML extension file
### Import
To import a configuration to a platform, click “Browse” (figure 7) and choose the .YML file.
Figure 7
Then click “import”.
Figure 7
The platform will then have the configuration saved with the file.
### Reset
The platform settings can be reset based on a default configuration.
* Select the items with the radio button (figure 8), according to the setting to reset
FIgure 8
* Click “Reset” (figure 9).
{% hint style="warning" %} Be careful, this will erase all the settings, configuration, and database.
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FIgure 9
## Delete preset
Presets cannot be deleted.
## Related resources
**SBO:**
* [Bundles configuration](broken://pages/HJVnvFpZXTfEuhMKYElg)
* [Bundles](broken://pages/ItFuQG6zguera3OF2eZu)
* [Configurations](/v2.0/superadmin/configurations/features.md)
* [Parameters](broken://pages/POXTmOJPnU7KkxV45MPz)
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