Backup, Restore, Upgrade Utility (Bru) For Enterprise Edge System - Nortel Enterprise Edge 2.0 Programming Manual

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Backup, restore, upgrade utility (BRU) for Enterprise Edge system

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Backup, restore, upgrade utility (BRU) for Enterprise Edge system
BRU provides additional functionality that complements the Unified Manager
telephony programming backup and restore features.
You launch the BRU utility after starting a virtual network computing (VNC)
session. The VNC desktop sharing utility supplied with Enterprise Edge allows you
to access the desktop of the Enterprise Edge server from another computer. For
more information on VCN, refer to Enterprise Edge Installation and Maintenance
Guide.
BRU is used to backup the system registry and customer data stored by default on
the Enterprise Edge hard disk drive. You can store a backup file on any network
accessible drive.
The Enterprise Edge system includes two default script files; Backup and restore
and Upgrade. For more information, refer to:
• Building Windows NT script files
• Starting BRU
• Performing a backup or restore using BRU
Building Windows NT script files
BRU creates a Windows NT.cmd file from the information retrieved from the.xml
file and data from user input. The assembled .cmd file is then executed. In order to
create a backup, restore or upgrade script, BRU must first load the corresponding
.xml file.
Each .xml file contains a top level section that lists the main sections in the .xml file
with for example, tasks such as BACKUP or RESTORE. For each of these tasks
there is a list of available components.
The .cmd file is built from selections from the list of available components. Once
the component is in the Selected Components window, BRU reads the instructions
for this component and writes the .cmd file. BRU can execute the file immediately
or at a specified time and date on a Once, Daily, Weekly, or Monthly schedule.
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