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RESTORING BACKUPS - MAINTENANCE
Note.
Cloud backups require configured and enabled Remote Access (see link enable remote access).
62.1 - Restoring backup from the list
1. Open the Configuration Interface.
2. Go to
> Backup.
3. Next to backup you want to restore click Restore.
4. If provided with options:
• Click
Restore & Convert
• Click
Restore with version
5. Confirm.
6. Wait for the process to end (interface will be unavailable while restoring backup).
62.2 - Restoring local backup from file
1. Open the Configuration Interface.
2.
Go to
> Backup.
3.
Click
backup.
Upload
4. Select backup file on your computer.
5. Backup will be added to your list.
6. If you want to restore the backup, click
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DIAGNOSTICS - RECOVERY MODE
Diagnostics screen presents technical data about actual use of particular components, i.e. CPU, RAM, Storage, Z-Wave.
This can help in troubleshooting or understanding how certain actions influence our system.
There are 4 tabs:
• CPU – shows the actual use of each core,
• RAM – shows the actual use of RAM memory and indicated how much percent is used for what purpose,
• Storage – shows the status of internal memory,
• Z-Wave – lists all Z-Wave devices that are not configured or without templates.
– backup created on earlier software version will be restored on the current version.
– backup created on earlier software version will be restored with that version.
Restore
next to it.
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