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Warning

As a naming convention, all backup file names should begin with:

  • "config_<System_Name>_<File_Name>", and end with ".tar.gz"

or

  • "auto_backup_config_<System_Name>_<File_Name>", and end with ".tar.gz"

For example: "config_SBC001_BackupFile1.tar.gz" or "auto_backup_config_SBC001_BackupFile1.tar.gz".

To Backup the Current System

Perform the following tasks to backup the system:

  1. Select Administration > System Administration > Backup/Restore. Click Delete to remove/delete any of the highlighted backup files.

     

  2. Click Yes, to back up the current system.

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    1Backup Current Software

  3. Enter the File Name Suffix.

  4. Click Save. Once the backup for the system is created, the SBC displays the following message:

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    1Backup - Successful Message

  5. Click OK to complete the process.

To Restore the Current System

Perform the following tasks to Restore the system:

  1. Select Administration > System Administration > Backup/Restore.

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    1System Backup/Restore Screen
  2. Highlight the file from the Last Backup list which you want to restore.

  3. Click Restore. A confirmation message is displayed seeking your permission to load the selected configuration and to restart the applications on the active and standby servers as shown below:

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    1Restore Configuration - Confirmation Message

  4. Click OK to load the selected configuration file and to restart the applications on both active and standby servers.

To Download the Backup Files of the Current System

SBC EMA allows you to download backup files to save the system backup file onto a local storage location. You can back up the system configuration more than once and restore the required configuration by selecting the file from the backup list.

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