Restoring the system overwrites the existing directory.
Use this procedure to restore the VRC system.
Click the Operations tab.
Click the Restore System button. The Restore System dialog box appears.
Choose where to restore the system.
If you choose Restore to VRC System, this restores the VRC system to a previously backed-up configuration.
Click the Select source file name button to open a browser window.
Enter a folder and file name.
Click OK in the Choose Restore Source filename browser window.
If you choose Restore to a destination directory, the server automatically restarts. This operation can be used to review the data you want to restore but does not make any changes to the system.
Click the Select source directory button to open a browser window.
Enter a folder and file name.
Click OK in the Choose restore source directory browser window.
Click the Select destination directory button to open a browser window.
Enter a folder and file name.
Click OK in the Choose restore destination directory window.
5. Click OK in the Restore System dialog box.
6. You are asked to confirm your selection. Click OK to restore the system.
6. An Information dialog box informs you if the operation is successful. Click OK.
The following are restored to the destination directory:
dp.tar, which is automatically untarred and creates the directories: config-<load #> and data
db.out file, which contains all of the database information
data directory, which contains all the files from the /opt/vnm/data/dialplan and /opt/vnm/data/batch directories
config-<load #> directory, which contains all the files from the /opt/vnm/gdpm/config directory
Click Cancel to cancel the procedure.