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When you are restoring a backup file, the following processes automatically take place:
You can only select one backup file to restore at any one time (see the following figure). This file can only be restored to the same platform and same software version. No hardware change can take place on the platform during the restore process.
Restore Backup Web UI Example
If you restore a backed up configuration file, the restore process overwrites the existing configuration files. If the backed up configuration files include the system configuration, then all these files are restored. If the backed up configuration files include only the application configuration files, then only these files are restored.
Click Continue.
You can only restore one backup file at any one time.
If you pressed Continue, you must restart the system for the changes to take effect.
To delete a backup file, click delete in the same line that the backup configuration file appears.
If you restore a backed up configuration file, the restore process overwrites the existing configuration files. If the backed up configuration files include the system configuration, then all these files are restored. If the backed up configuration files include only the application configuration files, then only these files are restored.
Click Restore Backup.
If this tab is already visible on your screen, make sure to refresh the screen, so the transferred remote backup file be displayed in the Backup Files list.
Click Continue.
You can only restore one backup file at any one time.