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Backing Up and Restoring System Management and Maintenance
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3 In the Actions list, click Create New.
A confirmation dialog tells you the backup archive was created.
4 Click OK.
To upload a backup file
1 Go to Maintenance > Backup and Restore.
2 Verify that the oldest backup file listed is one you don’t want to keep or
have already downloaded.
Only ten files are saved. Uploading a backup will delete the oldest file
(unless there are fewer than ten).
3 In the Actions list, click Upload.
4 Choose a backup file to upload and click Open.
The File Upload dialog box indicates when the upload is complete.
5 Click Close.
The system asks if you want to restore now from the backup file you just
uploaded.
6 If you don’t want to restore (and restart the system) now, click Manually
Later. When you’re ready to restore, use the procedure that follows this
one.
7 To restore now, make sure you meet the criteria in the first two steps of
the following procedure, and click Now. When asked to confirm, click
Yes.
A dialog box informs you when all files have been restored.
8 Click OK.
The system logs you out and the server reboots (typically, this takes about
five minutes). After it comes back up, in a two-server cluster, the second
server syncs to it, thus being restored to the same state.
To restore from a backup file on the cluster
1 If this is a two-server cluster, make sure that both servers are running and
clustered. Make sure that there are no calls on the system, and that all
MCUs are out of service. See “MCU Procedures” on page 134.
2 If this cluster is part of a supercluster, remove it from the supercluster.
See “Supercluster Procedures” on page 215.
3 Go to Maintenance > Backup and Restore.
4 Select the backup file from which you want to restore.
5 In the Actions list, click Restore Selected.