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Restoring Data
e.
f.
After you answer the questions, the Administration Server is stopped, the data
restored from the archive, and the server is started again. If necessary, you will
be prompted to enter a password to start the Administration Server.
Next you are asked if you want to restore the CMS internal database Directory
7.
Server. This is the Directory Server this CMS instance uses as its internal
database.
If you answer
then restarts the server. You may be asked to enter a password if one is
required to start the server.
Next you are asked if you want to restore selected data for this CMS server
8.
instance.
If you answer
CMS server instance data that you can restore:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
After you answer these questions, the tool stops the CMS server, restores the
data, then restarts the server. You will be asked to enter the single sign-on
password that unlocks the password cache when the server restarts ( usee
section "Password Cache" in Chapter 7, "Administrative Basics" of CMS
Administrator's Guide.)
After the tool finishes restoring data, view the
9.
server instance
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Non-CMS shared data is data in the
directory.
CMS certificate and key databases are the databases in the
<server_root>/alias
, the restore tool stops the Directory Server, restores the data,
yes
, you will be asked five more questions about the following
yes
Global CMS classes are Java classes that are shared by all CMS servers in
the same server root.
Critical CMS data includes the configuration files, and password cache in
the directory for this CMS instance.
config
Local CMS emails.
Local CMS classes are Java classes used only by this server instance.
Custom CMS UI data includes all HTML files and templates in the
and
web-apps emails
directory.
logs
<server_root>/shared/config
directory.
directory of this CMS instance.
cmsrestore.log
file in the