Cisco Cisco Agent Desktop 9.0 Installationsanleitung
Backup and Restore
August 4, 2014
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NOTE: To prevent potential file permission issues upon restore, save
Recording and Statistics service database backup files to a local
drive. If desired, copy the backup files to a secure location elsewhere.
Recording and Statistics service database backup files to a local
drive. If desired, copy the backup files to a secure location elsewhere.
Restoring CAD Data
The process for restoring your CAD configuration data and recordings is outlined here.
After you have upgraded or reinstalled the CAD services, the CAD Configuration Setup
utility runs. Part of the CAD Configuration Setup utility is restoring backed-up data.
After you have upgraded or reinstalled the CAD services, the CAD Configuration Setup
utility runs. Part of the CAD Configuration Setup utility is restoring backed-up data.
To restore CAD data if you are upgrading to CAD 9.0 or reinstalling CAD 9.0:
1. In the Recording and Statistics Service Database node of the CAD
Configuration Setup utility, select Restore recording metadata (BackupDB)
and enter:
and enter:
■
The path where the recording metadata backup file created by the
BackupDB utility is saved
BackupDB utility is saved
■
The path where the backup audio files created by the CDBRTool utility are
saved
saved
NOTE: You can restore from a flat file system to a flat file system or
from a SQL system to a SQL system. You can also convert flat files
into a SQL system. See
from a SQL system to a SQL system. You can also convert flat files
into a SQL system. See
for more
information.
This restores the recording metadata and recordings. See
for more information.
2. In the Restore Backup Data window, answer Yes and enter the path where the
backup files created by the CDBRTool utility are saved.
This restores the CAD services LDAP (Directory Services) database. (See
for more information.)
NOTE: In a redundant system, restore data only on Side A. The
restored data will be replicated on Side B the next time the two sides
are synchronized.
restored data will be replicated on Side B the next time the two sides
are synchronized.