Ultra 4: Getting off on the wrong foot

I tried a little experiment to try to get AFP to work. Time Machine has been down for about a week and I am getting antsy to install Lion! :-)

1. Frontview -> System -> Config Backup -> Backup, selected just 'Services' and downloaded it.
2. Unzipped zip file.
3. Renamed zip file to .zip.original
4. In the unzipped folder, in /etc/default/netatalk, I replaced the file with:

# Set defaults. Please change these options in /etc/default/netatalk.
AFPD_UAMLIST="-U uams_dhx.so,uams_clrtxt.so,uams_randnum.so"
AFPD_GUEST=nobody
AFPD_MAX_CLIENTS=50
ATALK_ZONE=
ATALK_NAME=`/bin/hostname --short`
ATALK_BGROUND=no

# Read in netatalk configuration.
if [ -f /etc/default/netatalk ]; then
  . /etc/default/netatalk
fi

5. Re-zipped the folder, noted that the name was the same as when I downloadeded it originally.
6. Frontview -> System -> Config Backup -> Restore
7. Rebooted NAS
8. Tested AFP, no joy :-(
9. Frontview -> System -> Config Backup -> Backup, selected just 'Services' and downloaded it.
10. Unzipped and examined /etc/default/netatalk. Contents were still DNS information. So either the restore doesn't restore this file, or it did, and some other process overwrote it.

Chewbacca, what process will restore/replace the netatalk file in question?