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System Restore

System Backup Attributes

Action

Value

Comment

Restore Run

Restore a database to the OLT. The existing database will be destructively overwritten.

Inputs

Action Input Parameters

Confirm

Yes | No

Due to its destructive nature, the user is required to confirm that the restore should be performed.

Filename

The name of the file to be restored. It is assumed to be in /usr/bob/sftp/restore. The path can be explicitly stated if desired or just the filename and the path will be added automatically.

Mode

replace

Replace is the only allowed option.

Password

The password to use when authenticating to a remote destination to retrieve a restore file to be restored to the OLT.

Scope

all | db | os-auth

all - Restore all olt information including db, and auth.
db - Restore just the database without other OS files.
os-auth - Restore just the user database to the OLT.

Source

When remote restore is utilized, it is used to specify the URL to use for retrieval of the restore file. When a local restore is being performed, it can be used to specify a path if a path other than the default is needed.

Username

The username to use to authenticate when pulling the restore file from a remote location.

Output

Result of the reboot action.

Command Path – tolt>system >restore>run>

Module – tolt

Container – system

Action – restore run

Container – input

Types –

Confirm
- string
  - yes - Perform Restore action.
    no - Do not perform Restore action.
Filename – The filename on the target to name the backup.
- string
  - No extension - Defaults to tgz and includes all data.
    filename.cli – Output backup in the CLI format.
    filename.xml – Output backup in XML format.
    filename.json – Output backup of JSON format.
*Mode – The path on the target for the backup file, .
- replace
  - replace all targeted data in the database,
Password – The password to use when authenticating to the remote server to download the restore file.
- String
Source – The URL to use to pull the restore file from the remote location to the OLT. Any valid URL string can be used for pulling this information to the OLT.
- String - Any valid curl string.
Username – The username to use when doing remote backups to an sftp or http destination.
- String

Tolt System restore list-local-files

The following example will demonstrate a restore from the local sftp directory on the OLT.

Command Path – tolt>system >restore>list-local-files>

Module – tolt

Container – system

Container – restore

Action – list-local-files

Types – Example Parameters

N/A

Local Backup

Go to the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input tolt system restore list-local-files, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed. Each resulting entry gives a file name. The files are shown on the default path of /usr/bob/sftp/backups

MDS1-ESUA# tolt system restore list-local-files <enter>
result backup-4-10-26.tgz
result test1.xml
action-success true
MDS1-ESUA# _

Tolt System Restore Run

The following example will demonstrate a restore from the local sftp directory on the OLT.

System Restore Run

MDS1-ESUA# tolt system restore run filename backup-4-10-26.tgz <enter>
Value for 'confirm' [YES]: YES <enter>
reason Restore completed successfully from backup-4-10-26.tgz
action-success true
MDS1-ESUA# _