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Querying System Object Sets ...................................................................................... 11-1
Backing up Data ........................................................................................................... 11-2
Restoring Data ............................................................................................................. 11-4
Creating an Automatic Backup Strategy ...................................................................... 11-5
Backup Log Management ............................................................................................ 11-8
Steps
1. In the command box of the Terminal window, enter the SHOW SYS SET command.
The SHOW SYS SET configuration area is displayed, see Figure 11-1.
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2. Enter System Object Set ID that is the default object set number set in the system (If
you leave this text box blank, you query all system object sets).
3. Click
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Note:
l Data backup should avoid peak traffic hours.
l The system cannot run any commands of the fault module, the performance module,
and security module when backing up their data.
l The system can run only the query command of the configuration module when
backing up its data.
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Steps
1. In the command box of the Terminal window, enter the BACKUP command. The
BACKUP configuration area is displayed, see Figure 11-3.
Figure 11-3 BACKUP Configuration Area
2. Enter the command parameters in accordance with your practical situations. For the
parameter description, refer to Table 11-1.
Table 11-1 BACKUP Parameter Description
Parameter
Description
Setting
Backup Output
Type
to FTP Server.
Backup Output
Path
the backup file is output directory is the absolute directory of the server
disk. If you select Output to FTP Server, the
directory is the FTP server directory of the URI
format.
Backup Filename
backed up
Description
Parameter
FTP/SFTP Server
Description
Setting
User Name
name
FTP/SFTP Server
FTP/SFTP server
Password
password
3. Click
to back up data.
Example: Back up the data of system object set 1400000 with the backup path being
/home/backup and the backup file as test.zip on the OMM server. After the command
starts, the execution process is displayed in the execution result bar. Figure 11-4
shows the execution result of the command.
Figure 11-4 Result of Backing Up Data
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Warning!
Data restoration is a critical operation that should be performed with extreme caution.
Back up the current data before restoring data. Data restoration should avoid peak traffic
hours.
Steps
1. In the command box of the Terminal window, enter the RESTORE command. The
RESTORE configuration area is displayed, see Figure 11-5.
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2. Enter the command parameters as needed. For the parameter description, refer to
Table 11-2.
Table 11-2 RESTORE Parameter Description
Parameter
Description
Setting
your environment.
characters.
Description
Name
FTP/SFTP Server
Password
Backup Input Type
l Server Disk
l
FTP/SFTP Server
3. Click
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Note:
Data backup should avoid peak traffic hours.
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Steps
1. In the command box of the Terminal window, enter the ADD AUTO STRATEGY
command, and select the More... check box. The ADD AUTO STRATEGY
configuration area is displayed, see Figure 11-6.
Figure 11-6 ADD AUTO STRATEGY Configuration Area
2. Enter the command parameters as needed. For the parameter description, refer to
Table 11-3.
Table 11-3 ADD AUTO STRATEGY Parameter Description
Parameter
Description
Setting
Automatic Backup
Task ID
Automatic Backup
Task Name
Active Flag
backup strategy
Backup Output Type
Options:
file is saved
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Parameter
Description
Setting
Maximum Number
of Backup Files
Start Time
dialog box.
sets to be backed up
Time Type
Month Day
Dates 1 to 31 in a month
FTP/SFTP Server
User Name
FTP/SFTP Server
Password
3. Click
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Related Operation
For related operation commands, refer to the following table.
Operation
Command
Command Function
Modify Automatic
Backup Strategy
Delete Automatic
Backup Strategy
Show Automatic
Backup Strategy
Steps
1. In the command box of the Terminal window, enter the SHOW BAKLOG command.
The SHOW BAKLOG configuration area is displayed, see Figure 11-8.
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Description
Setting
Log ID
Range: 1-4294967295.
The start time of a backup file. Set the start time in the displayed
calendar control.
End Time
Log Status
Options:
l ALL: The system queries all the
backup logs.
l Not Deleted: The system queries
the existing backup logs.
l Deleted: The system queries the
backup logs that are deleted.
Default: ALL.
3. Click
Example: Query all backup logs. Figure 11-9 shows the execution result.
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Steps
1. In the command box of the Terminal window, enter the DEL BAKFILE command.
The DEL BAKFILE configuration area is displayed, see Figure 11-10.
Figure 11-10 DEL BAKFILE Configuration Area
2. Specify the parameters as required. For parameter descriptions, refer to Table 11-5.
Table 11-5 DEL BAKFILE Parameter Description
Parameter
Description
Instruction
Log ID
3. Click