What is the command for restoring a backup from the CLI?

The command for restoring a backup from the CLI is indeed "config_restore". This command is specifically designed for system administrators to efficiently restore a previously saved configuration backup to the system. By executing this command, the administrator intends to overwrite the current configuration with the one saved in the backup file, thus allowing for quick recovery from errors or a full restoration to a previous state.

The syntax usually requires specifying the file that contains the backup data, making it a straightforward process for users familiar with command line interfaces. The ability to restore configurations is particularly crucial in environments where configuration settings are complex and subject to change, as it allows for rapid recovery and minimizing downtime. This command's focus on configuration management makes it essential for maintaining system integrity and ensuring seamless operations.

Other commands provided do not serve the same function or context. For instance, "reset_configuration" typically refers to setting a device to its default factory settings, while "reload_configuration" might indicate reapplying the current configuration without restoring it from a backup. "restore_backup" sounds intuitive but does not exist in the CLI command set for this context.