Cisco Cisco Unified IP Interactive Voice Response (IVR) 8.0(1) Ratgeber Für Administratoren

This section describes how to restore data. It includes the following topics:

During the restoration process, services may stop and trigger call-processing 
interruptions. To minimize the effect of these interruptions on your call 
processing operations, perform the restore operation during off-peak hours.

The restore process validates if the current system configuration is in sync with 
the backed up data before it proceeds with restoring the configuration data.

The restore process differs depending on the number of nodes in the cluster:

Single-node deployment: When you restore a configuration for a single-node 
deployment, the cluster data folder is saved in the 

C:\BackupClusterData\ClusterData 

folder. You will not be prompted for 

the path where the cluster data folder is to be stored. 

Multiple-node deployment: When you restore a configuration for a 
multiple-node deployment, you must manually copy the cluster data folder to 
the required location.

Before starting the restore, be sure to manually copy the ClusterData 
folder for both nodes and store it in a folder of your choice.

If you performed the backup operation on Server A in a multiple node 
environment, be sure to also perform the restore operation on Server A.