This describes how to save configuration data on the server.
Prerequisites
- The LMT runs normally.
- The BSC is functional.
- The communication between the LMT and the BSC is normal.
Context
When the configuration data on the server incurs error, you can restore the service by re-importing backup configuration data.
By default, the configuration data is saved as a binary file in the .dat format.
This operation takes backing up data on the GOMU as an example.
- Back up to local: Back up the running memory data on the server to the configuration database of the server. Then, download the backup data from the server to the LMT. You can specify a backup path on the LMT. The default path is LMT installation directory\BSC6000\version number\BackupCfgData.
- Back up to GOMU: Back up the running memory data on the server to the specified file of the server.
- Obtain the file from GOMU: Upload the server configuration data in the configuration database to the LMT through the FTP Server.
- Refresh the list of GOMU file: Refresh the server configuration data lists on the LMT. Ensure that the data is the same as that on the server.
- Delete GOMU file: Delete the configuration data backed up on the server from the configuration database.
Backing up data on the MML client is the same as that on the LMT.
Procedure
- Through GUI
- Choose . A dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.
NOTE: The File Information on GOMU box displays the current configuration data files on the server. Click Detail information below the File Information on GOMU pane to view detailed information on the server configuration data files. The detailed information includes the size and modification time of each data file.
- Choose . A dialog box is displayed, as shown in Figure 1.
- Through MML
