Restoring A Backup - Aruba Networks PowerConnect W Clearpass 100 Software Deployment Manual

proxy*: proxy related arguments
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quote=CMD: send custom command to FTP server
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require-ssl: require SSL connection for success
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SMB options
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kerberos: use Kerberos authentication (Active Directory)
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domain=NAME or workgroup=NAME: set the workgroup to NAME
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debug: generate additional debugging messages which are logged to the application log
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Multiple options should be separated with semicolons. Special characters (such as space) can be URL
encoded with the standard %XX syntax as described in
Example target URLs:
ftp://example.com:4567/path?create-dirs;require-ssl;limit-rate=100k
smb://myuser:mypassword@domain.example.com/backup/server%20backups/
Click the
that you have entered the target URL correctly, and the remote server is able to accept backup files.
Click the
displayed as the backup is run.
Click the
page.

Restoring a Backup

To restore a backup, click the Configuration Restore command link on the Administrator > Backup &
Restore page. This procedure has six steps.
1. Enter the name of the backup file. You are able to browse to locate the required file.
If the backup file is larger than the maximum file upload size, you cannot upload the backup file using
your Web browser. In this case, click the
that refers to the backup file that is to be restored.
2. Click the
3. You are then required to select the items that you want to restore. By default, most options are
automatically selected, however certain server configuration options will not be automatically restored,
such as the server's network interface configuration and subscription IDs. To perform a complete
308 | Administrator Tasks
Verify Target button to create a test file in the backup directory. Use this command to verify
Run Backup Now button to run the scheduled backup immediately. A progress window is
Save and Close button to save the new backup schedule and return to the Backup & Restore
Continue button.
RFC 1738.
Restore a backup from a URL link, and provide a URL
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