Restoring the Database
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FS6300 NMS Administrator’s Reference Guide
1 • Managing System Operations
Restoring the Database
The backed up data/configuration information can be restored into the database/configuration files using the
RestoreDB.bat/sh
file available in
.../backup
directory. Execute the
RestoreDB.bat
file with the filename of the
backed up contents.
Data backed up in one database can be restored in another. For example, the data backed up in MySQL can be
restored in Oracle database. The procedure to achieve this is the same.
For example, if the database backup file name is
BackUp_JUL2_2002_3_11.data
, then you can restore the
contents as shown below:
.../backup>RestoreDB BackUp_JUL2_2002_3_11.data
(Make sure that the filename is specified in the correct case since it is case-sensitive).
In case you have the file that contains the backed up contents under a directory other than ...
/backup
, you need
to specify the full path where the file exists.
Note
While specifying the full path for restoring the data using the
RestoreDB.bat
file, always use 'forwardslash' (for example like
.../backup/BackUp_JUL2_2002_3_11.data
). If you use, 'backslash',
this command might throw a "File not found" error in Windows
since in windows "\" (Backslash) is considered as "Esc".
For example, the backup file is present under
.../backup
directory, then you can restore the contents as shown
below :
.../backup>RestoreDB
.../backup/BackUp_JUL2_2002_3_11.data
Managing Device Configurations
Operators may want to reboot a device or save the current configuration to memory, in case problems arise in
the system.
Exporting the configuration for specific cards
To export the card configuration:
1.
Click
Tools > Schedule Tasks
in the main window. In the
FS6300-Schedule Tasks
window, select the
radio button for
Export Card Configuration
. Select the
Card Model
from the drop-down menu.