Interchange 5.12 Administrator Guide Save PDF Selected topic Selected topic and subtopics All content System configuration backup/restore using the command line An alternative to using the UI for a n Interchange system backup and restore is to use the command line tool: systemBackupRestore You can use this tool to create backup files and to import these files to Interchange environments. This tool is located in < install directory>\tools. Note As part of the restore procedure, Interchange restarts. For a complete list of tool options, open a command console and enter the command: systemBackupRestore ? Command options are: backup – Create an export/backup file. restore – Import/restore a backup file. user – The username to access Interchange. pwd – The password to access Interchange. certpwd – The export password, only used when importing private certificates. importmode – (Optional) Options are REPLACE/IGNORE/UPDATE. Default = Replace) See Select the system import mode for details. backupfile – The file name for the exported compressed file. Defaults to ExportSystem.zip if not specified. Export example: ./systemBackupRestore -backup -user admin -pwd Secret1 -certpwd Secret1 [-backupfile backupFileName] Import example: ./systemBackupRestore -restore -user admin -pwd Secret1 [-certpwd Secret1] [-importmode REPLACE] [-backupfile backupFileName] Log files The systemBackupRestore tool records information in two log files. To view a summary of import details, open this file: < install directory>\logs\ImportOutput.log To view a complete log, open this file: < install directory>\logs\systemBackupRestore.log Related topics Backup and restore System configuration backup file content Back up an Interchange system configuration Import a backed-up Interchange system configuration Related Links
System configuration backup/restore using the command line An alternative to using the UI for a n Interchange system backup and restore is to use the command line tool: systemBackupRestore You can use this tool to create backup files and to import these files to Interchange environments. This tool is located in < install directory>\tools. Note As part of the restore procedure, Interchange restarts. For a complete list of tool options, open a command console and enter the command: systemBackupRestore ? Command options are: backup – Create an export/backup file. restore – Import/restore a backup file. user – The username to access Interchange. pwd – The password to access Interchange. certpwd – The export password, only used when importing private certificates. importmode – (Optional) Options are REPLACE/IGNORE/UPDATE. Default = Replace) See Select the system import mode for details. backupfile – The file name for the exported compressed file. Defaults to ExportSystem.zip if not specified. Export example: ./systemBackupRestore -backup -user admin -pwd Secret1 -certpwd Secret1 [-backupfile backupFileName] Import example: ./systemBackupRestore -restore -user admin -pwd Secret1 [-certpwd Secret1] [-importmode REPLACE] [-backupfile backupFileName] Log files The systemBackupRestore tool records information in two log files. To view a summary of import details, open this file: < install directory>\logs\ImportOutput.log To view a complete log, open this file: < install directory>\logs\systemBackupRestore.log Related topics Backup and restore System configuration backup file content Back up an Interchange system configuration Import a backed-up Interchange system configuration