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SBC EMA allows the user to generate the system backup file. The user can restore the configuration files from the storage location. During this process, the system will restart and the user has to re-login, once the system is up and running. This is useful if you upgrade the SBC EMA and need to reload the old configurations.

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SBC stores up to 10 manual and 7 automatic backup files.

Earlier, due to security reasons, it was impossible to upload any back-up files to the SBC via EMA or EMA Platform Mode. We can upload back-up files from an external source. To know more on how to upload the back up files from an external source, refer to System Administration - File Upload.

Note
For any reason, if you wish to re-install the SBC Application, take a back-up of the application to restore it when needed. The back-up files can now be stored in an external source.

Warning

All the back-up files should start with the naming convention:

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

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

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

To Backup the Current System

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Select Administration > System Administration > Backup/Restore.
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Highlight the file from the list of Last Backup which you want to restore.
Click Restore. A confirmation message is displayed seeking your permission to load the selected configuration and to restart the applications on active/standby servers as shown below:
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Click OK to load the selected configuration file and to restart the applications on both Active and Standby servers.

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Select Administration > System Administration > Backup/Restore. The System Backup/Restore screen is displayed.
Select the file that your would like to export and click Export icon.
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The confirmation message is displayed.
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Click OK Yes to proceed. You can either open or save the file to your desired location on your system.
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