Polycom 3725-76302-001O Manual De Usuario
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The following table describes the fields in the Backup and Restore list.
See also:
Confirm Restore Dialog Box
The Confirm Restore dialog box appears when you select a backup file and click Restore Selected in the
Actions list.
Actions list.
If the backup file you selected is from a non-identical version of the software, you’re warned of the possible
consequences and asked to confirm that you want to continue.
consequences and asked to confirm that you want to continue.
Select which data you want to restore and click OK. The options may include:
● IP network configuration
● Feature and system configuration
● Feature and system configuration
Note: Best Practices for Backup Data
We strongly suggest that you:
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We strongly suggest that you:
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Download backup files regularly for safekeeping
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Delete backup files after downloading in order to free up disk space.
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If you need to preserve transactional data and be able to restore it, regularly perform a full backup
and download it from the cluster.
and download it from the cluster.
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If you have a superclustered system, download backup files from each cluster (each cluster’s
backup files include only the call, conference, and registration history for that cluster).
backup files include only the call, conference, and registration history for that cluster).
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Restore from a backup only when there is no activity on the system. Restoring terminates all
conferences and reboots the system.
conferences and reboots the system.
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For a two-server cluster, make system configuration changes, including restores, only when both
servers are running and clustered.
servers are running and clustered.
If the system is shut down or in a bad state, the Polycom RealPresence DMA USB Configuration
Utility (on the USB flash drive used to initially configure the network and system parameters) can
restore the Polycom RealPresence DMA system from a backup file (full or configuration-only) that you
load onto the USB flash drive.
Utility (on the USB flash drive used to initially configure the network and system parameters) can
restore the Polycom RealPresence DMA system from a backup file (full or configuration-only) that you
load onto the USB flash drive.
Column
Description
Creation Date
Timestamp of the backup file.
Name
Name of the backup file.
Size
Size of the backup file.
System Version
Version number of the application that created the backup file.
SHA1
SHA1 checksum for the backup file. You can use this to confirm that a
downloaded file is an exact copy of one on the server.
downloaded file is an exact copy of one on the server.