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Note that the Management Server must not be running when a restore is performed. |
You can restore a backup version with command-line tool ssh-mgmt-backup that is located in <server-root>/server/sbin
(by default /opt/ssh-mgmt/server/sbin
).
The command syntax is:
ssh-mgmt-restore [options] <archive>
where:
archive
is the path to the backup archive
Options available:
-r, --root=DIR
The root directory of the hierarchy where the Management Server is restored. Default:
/
-C, --no-checksum
Backup archive checksums are not verified. Default: checksums are verified.
-I, --show-metadata
Show backup archive metadata and exit. Default: perform restore.
-y, --assume-yes
Assume answer
yes
to all interactive questions. Default: prompt user.
Example commands:
ssh-mgmt-restore ssh-mgmt-backup-200501011200.mbk
Restores the Management Server configuration data and Management Database to the state that they were in when the backup archive
ssh-mgmt-backup-200501011200.mbk
was created.ssh-mgmt-restore -r /tmp/ssh-mgmt-test -C -y ssh-mgmt-backup-test.mbk
Restores the Management Server configuration data and Management Database into the hierarchy rooted at
/tmp/ssh-mgmt-test
, not verifying backup archive integrity and assuming ayes
answer to potential interactive questions.ssh-mgmt-restore -I ssh-mgmt-backup.mbk
Outputs metadata of backup archive
ssh-mgmt-backup.mbk
and exits without performing any further operations.