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Perform the following steps to save the existing 

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configuration. The backup file created by this procedure is used to restore the system configuration if reinstallation of the software is needed for any reason.

To reload the

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 configuration, refer to Restoring the SBC Configuration for guidance.
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titleNote

Restoring the

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configuration on a
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platform is not supported. Instead, load the saved configuration to a new
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instance.

 

  1. Log on to

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     CLILog on to SBC CLI. Execute the following command to save the SBC configuration
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     configuration.

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    titleExample:
    admin@SBC01a> request system admin SBC01 saveConfig 
    This command will save the current configuration. Do you want to continue (yes/no) yes
    Proceeding
    result success
    reason Configuration Saved as /var/log/sonus/sbx/config/config_SBC01_20110824_021127.tar.gz
    
    note
    Info
    titleNote

    This command saves the current configuration to a time-stamped zipped tar file located in /var/log/sonus/sbx/config directory of SBC active server. 

  2. Use SFTP (default login/password is sftpadmin/sftpadmin) to copy the configuration file from the active server to the remote server. Following is an example to transfer the saved configuration file to a remote linux server.

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    titleExample:
    # sftp -oPort=2024 sftpadmin@SBC01a:/var/log/sonus/sbx/config/config_SBC01_20110824_021127.tar.gz /home/bob/SBC01/config
    sftpadmin@SBC01a's password: <sftpadmin>
    Connected to SBC01a.
    Fetching /var/log/sonus/sbx/config/config_SBC01_20110824_021127.tar.gz to /home/bob/SBC01/config
    Note
    The backup file created by this procedure is used to restore the system configuration if re-installation of the software is needed for any reason. To reload the configuration, see Restoring the SBC Configuration for guidance.

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