How much of a factory reset for 378.50?

[DavidEBSmith]

I would really not like to have to re-type my DHCP list and my port forwarding list and re-do my VPN server files for 378.50.

Is everything in NVRAM radically different in 378.50, or could I get away with this restore file that restores these variables?

nvram set time_zone=
nvram set http_passwd=
nvram set http_username=
nvram set vts_rulelist=
nvram set wl0_ssid=
nvram set wl1_ssid=
nvram set wl0_wpa_psk=
nvram set wl1_wpa_psk=
nvram set wl0.1_ssid=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_ca=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_crt=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_key=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_dh=
nvram set vpn_serverx_clientlist=
nvram set st_samba_workgroup=
nvram set acc_list=
nvram set ddns_server_x=
nvram set ddns_hostname_x=
nvram set ddns_username_x=
nvram set ddns_passwd_x=
nvram set dhcp_staticlist=

 

[RMerlin]

I would really not like to have to re-type my DHCP list and my port forwarding list and re-do my VPN server files for 378.50.

Is everything in NVRAM radically different in 378.50, or could I get away with this restore file that restores these variables?

nvram set time_zone=
nvram set http_passwd=
nvram set http_username=
nvram set vts_rulelist=
nvram set wl0_ssid=
nvram set wl1_ssid=
nvram set wl0_wpa_psk=
nvram set wl1_wpa_psk=
nvram set wl0.1_ssid=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_ca=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_crt=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_key=
nvram set vpn_crt_server1_dh=
nvram set vpn_serverx_clientlist=
nvram set st_samba_workgroup=
nvram set acc_list=
nvram set ddns_server_x=
nvram set ddns_hostname_x=
nvram set ddns_username_x=
nvram set ddns_passwd_x=
nvram set dhcp_staticlist=

That will be fine, but don't forget to re-enable the OpenVPN server, as it's controlled by a different variable now.