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CC-SG 6.0 Upgrade Guide 3

QSG-CCUpgrade-v6.0-0A-E  255-80-0036-00-RoHS

Clear the Java Cache

These instructions may vary slightly for different Java versions

and different operating systems.

In Windows XP with Java 1.6:

1. Choose Control Panel > Java.

2. On the General tab, click Settings.

3. In the dialog box that opens, click Delete Files.

4. Make sure the Applications and Applets checkbox is

selected then click OK.

Backing Up CC-SG

The best practice is to enter Maintenance Mode before

backing up CC-SG. Entering Maintenance Mode ensures that

no changes are made to the database while it is being backed

up.

You can store up to 50 backup files on CC-SG. Once you

have reached 50 backup files, you cannot create any new

backups until you delete some old backup files from CC-SG.

See Saving and Deleting Backup Files.

When you run the CC-SG backup as a task, select Automatic

Delete when Maximum Reached to automatically delete the

oldest backup file when the maximum number of backup files

is reached. This setting is only available when creating a

Backup CC-SG task. When a backup file is deleted as part of

the backup CC-SG task, the audit log will contain an entry for

each file deleted. See Schedule a Task.

To backup CC-SG:

1. Choose System Maintenance > Backup.

2. Type a name for this backup in the Backup Name field.

3. Type a description for the backup in the Description field.

Optional.

4. Select a Backup Type: Full or Standard. See What is the

difference between Full backup and Standard backup?

(on page 3)

5. If you are setting this backup as a task from the

Administration > Tasks page, select the Automatic Delete

When Maximum Reached checkbox to allow CC-SG to

delete the oldest backup file in storage locally when the

maximum number of files is reached. Set the maximum

number in the Maximum Backup Files field. The default

number is 50 backup files. Optional.

6. To save a copy of this backup file to an external server,

select the Backup to Remote Location checkbox.

Optional.

a. Select a Protocol used to connect to the remote

server, either FTP or SFTP

b. Type the IP address or hostname of the server in the

IP Address/Hostname field. IPV6 is supported.

c. If you are not using the default port for the selected

protocol (FTP: 21, SFTP: 22), type the

communications port used in the Port Number field.

d. Type a username for the remote server in the

Username field.

e. Type a password for the remote server in the

Password field.

f. In the Directory (Relative Path) field, specify the

location to save the backup file on the FTP server.

 Leave this field blank to save the backup file to the

default home directory on the FTP server.

 Enter a path relative to the default home directory

to save the backup file in a level below the default

home directory on the FTP server. For example, to

save the backup file in a folder called "Backups"

under the default home directory, enter Backups in

the Directory (Relative Path) field.

g. In the "Filename (leave blank to use the default

filename convention)" field, type a filename for naming

the backup on the remote server, or leave blank to

accept the default name. The default name includes

"backup" with a date and time.

h. Click Save As Default if you want to save current

remote server settings as default values. A

confirmation message appears. Click OK. Optional.

7. Click OK.

A message appears when the backup completes. The

backup file is saved in the CC-SG file system, and if

specified in the Backup to Remote Location field, to a

remote server as well. This backup can be restored at a

later time. See Restoring CC-SG.

Important: The Neighborhood configuration is included in

the CC-SG backup file so make sure you remember or

note down its setting at the backup time. This is helpful

for determining whether the backup file is appropriate for

the CC-SG unit you restore.

What is the difference between Full backup and

Standard backup?

Standard backup:

A standard backup includes all data in all fields of all CCSG

pages, except for data in the following pages:

 Administration > Configuration Manager > Network tab

 Administration > Cluster Configuration

CCSG backup files stored on CCSG are also not backed up.

You can view the list of backup files stored on CCSG in the

System Maintenance > Restore page.

Standard backup also excludes other temporary data in fields,

such as date ranges in Report pages.

Full backup:

A Full backup includes everything in the Standard backup,

and also backs up the CC-SG firmware files, device firmware

files, application files, and logs. Application files include AKC,

VKC, RSC, and VNC.

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