Dell OpenManage Network Manager, Client Manual

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Quick Navigation | Getting Started with Dell OpenManage Network Manager
mysql -u USERNAME -p owbusdb < FILENAME.mysql
or
mysql -u USERNAME --password=[password] owbusdb < FILENAME.mysql
Portal Database Backup / Restore
The web portal itself has a MySQL database. Back it up as follows:
1
Open a command shell and type
oware.
2
Then type the following command:
mysqldump –uroot -–password=dorado lportal > mybackup.sql
3
The
mybackup.sql
file is the backup.
To restore the database, use another
oware
shell:
1
Drop the database:
mysqladmin -uroot --password=dorado drop lportal
2
Recreate the database
mysqladmin -uroot --password=dorado create lportal
3
Import the backup data
mysql -uroot --password=dorado lportal < mybackup.sql
Quick Navigation
The Quick Navigation portlet lets you quickly perform some basic tasks:
Resource Discovery —Discover devices in your network with the Quick Discovery defaults, or lets
you construct a Quick Discovery profile if none exists. See Resource Discovery on page 152
for details.
Link Discovery —After you have discovered resources, this discovers their connections. See Link
Discovery on page 176.
Backup Config Files
—This lets you back up discovered devices’ configuration files. Before you
can use this feature, you must have servers configured as described in Netrestore File Servers
on page 70 and/or File Servers on page 221. See also File Management on page 223.
OS Image Upload —Upload firmware updates for devices. See Firmware Image Editor on page
235 for more about these capabilities.
Deploy OS Image —This deploys firmware updates. To deploy images, you must have File Servers
configured, as described above for Backup. See Deploy Firmware on page 238.