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The Destination and Contents sections are the same as for an
automatic backup. Open A CLI window by clicking on the CLI button on
the top frame of the dashboard. Click on the Do Backup button to
activate an immediate backup according to your selected options.
Note: If the Do Backup button is clicked with no CLI window open,
a pop-up message requests the administrator to open a CLI window.
View Backup History Log
The administrator can view a history log of past scheduled backups to
make sure that the backups have taken place as scheduled. The
Backup History Log window is a view-only window and shows each
backup attempt as one line: time stamp (dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss) and
message. The message shows the type of backup (automatic or
manual), destination, and success or failure. The events appear with
the most recent backup on the top of the list.
View Last Backup Details
The Last backup Details view-only window prints out the details of the
last backup attempt (either scheduled or manual). This is the same text
that appears on the CLI during a backup.
Restore
Use Procedure 28 to restore the database from the secondary PCMCIA
device.
Procedure 28
Restore the database from the secondary PCMCIA
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Use Procedure 29 to restore the database from a backed-up ZIP file.
Procedure 29
Restore the database from a backed up ZIP file
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Insert the PCMCIA device holding the backed up database in the MICB card's
upper slot.
Use the CLI REstordb command in the SMaint directory.
The system prompts you for the source of the restore.
Select upper socket and press the Enter key.
The system restores the database.
This procedure is now complete
Determine which backed-up ZIP files to restore.
Name this file on the file server MICBDATA.ZIP.
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