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4.
Run the appropriate backup command on your Solaris or Linux platform to backup
the Device Server data. We recommend that you use either Secure Copy or FTP to
backup the Device Server data.
NOTE: Using tar may not be appropriate for log data in the Device Server
which may be large.
For example, you can use scp by running the following command:
scp -r <local directory> usr@host:<remote-directory>
For example, you can use ftp by running the following commands:
ftp <host name>
bi
hash
lcd <local directory>
prompt
mput
5.
We recommend that you relocate backup copies of both the GUI Server configuration
data and Device Server log data to an external location or disk.
6.
Start the HA Server, GUI Server, and then the Device Server.
NOTE: Do not start the GUI Server and the Device Server manually if the
HA Server will start them for you. The HA Server starts these processes
automatically:
•
in HA configurations.
•
in non-HA configurations in which you chose during installation to have
processes restarted automatically in case of failure.
Restoring Logs and Configuration Data
To restore log and configuration data:
1.
Stop the HA Server, Device Server, and then the GUI Server.
2.
Use the mv command to move data from the “var” directories (for example,
/var/netscreen/GuiSrv
and
/var/netscreen/DevSrv
) to a safe location.
3.
Untar or place your backups into the var directories.
4.
Start the HA Server, GUI Server, and then the Device Server.
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