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3> Remote Backup IP []
IP address of a remote backup machine
4> Remote Replication Timeout (seconds) [1800]
Rsync Command Backup Timeout (seconds)
(Default is 1800 seconds)
The screen always shows the current status of the remote backup database. If no status
exists, the option has not yet been configured.
•
Remote Replication of Database—Enter 1 to turn remote replication on or off. At the
next prompt, enter y to change the state.
• Hour of day to Replicate Database—Enter 2 , and then specify the hour to start the
backup. The valid range is 00 through 23.
•
Remote Backup IP—Enter 3 to specify the IP address of the remote backup server.
Backup information is copied to the
/var/netscreen/dbbackup
directory on the remote
server. The “nsm” user must exist on both servers and you must establish an SSH trust
relationship. See the
Network and Security Manager Installation Guide for details.
•
Remote Replication Timeout—Enter 4 to change the timeout period for the remote
backup. The valid range is 1 through 65535 seconds.
Configuring Standard Configuration Options
After the initial setup, continue configuring typical options, including the following tasks.
Follow the setup prompts on the main menu to set or modify these options. Your
configuration options (with the exception of any password changes) will not take effect
until you apply the changes.
Run nsm_setup to access these options on the NSMXpress Series II Settings Menu:
• Changing the Password on page 23
• Setting Interface Options on page 24
•
Setting Routing Options on page 24
•
Changing the NSMXpress Series II Hostname on page 25
• Adding DNS Servers on page 25
• Setting the System Time on page 25
•
Forwarding Local Status E-mails on page 26
•
Updating System Security on page 26
• Saving Setup Options on page 27
Changing the Password
To change your password:
1.
On the NSMXpress Series II Settings Menu, enter 1 at the prompt.
2.
Enter y when prompted to change the password for an “admin” user.
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Chapter 2: Installing and Configuring NSM from the CLI