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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	<string>	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	<string>	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	<string>	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	<string>	The username to use to authenticate when pulling the restore file from a remote location.
Output	<string>	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.

Command Path – tolt>system >restore>run>
Module – tolt
Container – system
Container – restore
Action – run
Types – Example Parameters
- filename backup-4-10-26.tgz confirm yes

System Restore Run

Go to the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input tolt system restore run filename backup-4-10-26.tgz, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed.

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# _

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