Polycom DMA 7000 Operation Manual page 175

Backing Up and Restoring
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Note
You can't restore the system while it's integrated with a Polycom CMA system. The
integration must first be terminated. If you try to restore while integrated with a
Polycom CMA system, the system asks if you want to terminate the integration. If
you agree to do so, the system logs you out, terminates the integration, and
restarts. Then you can log back in and run the restore procedure.
Alternatively, you can terminate the integration manually before beginning the
restore procedure. See
Backup files contain site topology data if it was present. When you restore from a
backup made while integrated with a Polycom CMA system, the site topology
information is restored. But, because the integration with the Polycom CMA system
no longer exists, the site topology pages are editable, not read-only.
When you re-integrate with the Polycom CMA system, the saved site topology
information is replaced with the current version from the Polycom CMA system, and
the pages once again become read-only.
To download a backup file
Go to Operations > Backup and Restore.
1
The list contains the last ten backup files.
Select the backup file you want to download.
2
In the Actions list, click Download Selected.
3
Choose a path and filename for the backup file and click Save.
4
The File Download dialog box indicates when the download is complete.
Click Close.
5
To create a new backup file
Go to Operations > Backup and Restore.
1
Verify that the oldest backup file listed is one you don't want to keep or
2
have already downloaded.
Only ten files are saved. Creating a new backup will delete the oldest file
(unless there are fewer than ten).
In the Actions list, click Create New.
3
A confirmation dialog tells you the backup archive was created.
Click OK.
4
To upload a backup file
Go to Operations > Backup and Restore.
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"CMA Integration" on page 49.
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