The two types of operations you can perform by using the IMC Configuration Restorer are:
· Type IMCCOPY [-?] -save [item][,item]] <file name>
- ? displays a usage message; no operation is performed.
-save takes the data in the existing configuration file and saves it to the specified file name.
The item option can be one of the following:
routes | per-domain routes |
encoding | per-domain content encoding |
security | accept/reject list |
mime | MIME types |
all | all of the above |
If an item is not specified, a message with the proper use appears. A text file is created that contains the configuration information. You can view the file by using a text editor. If the file already exists, the message "existing files will not be overwritten" appears.
· Type IMCCOPY [-?] -restore | -merge [item[,item]] <file name>
-? displays a usage message; no operation is performed.
-restore overwrites the existing configuration with the new data.
-merge takes the new data and merges it into the existing configuration, replacing any conflicting entries with the new data.
The item option can be one of the following:
routes | per-domain routes |
encoding | per-domain content encoding |
security | accept/reject list |
mime | MIME types |
all | all of the above |