Device Communication; Database; Backing Up A Database; Restoring A Database - Kyocera KM-F1050 User Manual

Device Communication

Database

Backing Up a Database

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Restoring a Database

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KMnet Admin 2.0
Device communications use Host Name, and Domain name if entered. Choose
from a static or volatile IP address.
For DHCP, select Device IP addresses are volatile and may change. If this
option is chosen, communication with the devices is done using the host name
rather than the IP address. (Name resolution is handled by underlying modules
such as SNMP).
A change to these settings takes effect after the next discovery.
Note: After this setting is changed, KMnet Admin will not work properly until
the next discovery. We strongly recommend changing Device
Communication mode only at a time when the network is not in use (for
example, at night).
KMnet Admin backs up information in a database. The system administrator
must schedule regular backups. Immediate or one-time backups can also be
performed from this page of the Administration console.
Database backup compresses files into a zip file and saves it to a folder called
KMnetAdmin/backup.
You can back up KMnet Admin information in a database.
In the navigation area, select Database.
Select the time and interval for the backup:
Immediate
Backs up the database immediately after clicking the Submit button.
Single backup in
Select the interval in minutes or hours.
Recurring
Select Monthly, Weekly, or Daily, and select the day and time.
Click Submit.
Once the backup schedule is set, you can select Cancel Backup, then click
Submit to cancel the backup schedule. A backup currently running is not
cancelled.
You can restore the database from one of the .zip files that you have created
during the backup process. If you installed to the default location, backup files
are located in C:\KMNetAdmin\backup; otherwise they are in a folder called
backup in the KMnet directory.
In Control Panel, open Administrative Tools, then open Services.
Administration
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