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 EMA provides the ability to generate a 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

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 EMA SBC and need to reload the old configurations.

SBC provides an option to upload back-up files from an external source. Earlier, due to security reasons, it was impossible to upload any back-up files to the SBC via EMA or EMA Platform Mode. 

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

 

 

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All the back-up files should start with the naming convention: "config_<System_Name>_<File_Name>", and should end with ".tar.gz" or "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".
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stores up to 10 manual and seven automatic backup files.

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The system creates and maintains daily automatic backups for the last seven days and you can take up to 10 configuration backups.

 

Perform the following tasks to Restore the systemconfiguration :

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

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   0 Figure 1 System backup/Restore Screen

2. Highlight the file from the list of Last Backup 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 active/standby servers as shown below:

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   0 Figure 1 Backup Current Software

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

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