System OLT Backup

System Backup Attributes

Action	Value	Comment
Backup		Backup actions
Create		Action to create a backup file. Can be created locally or on a remote file server that is accessible via ftp, or http.
Input		Container
Filename	<string>	The filename on the target to name the backup. The extension name is very important as it determines the format. Default format if not specified is cli. filename.cli – Output backup in the CLI format. filename.xml – Output backup in XML format. filename.json – Output backup of JSON format.
Destination	<string>	The path on the target for the backup file, if local, the default path is: /usr/bob/sftp/backups You can specify remote destinations using any destination mime URL that will work with the curl utility. Examples: sftp://172.28.152.65/home/ztp/ username ztp password ztp http://172.28.6.166:8095/backup
Username	<string>	The username to use when doing remote backups to an sftp or http destination.
Password	<string>	The password to use when doing a remote backup to an sftp or http destination.

Command Path – tolt>system >backup>create>
Module – tolt
Container – system
Container – backup
Action – create
Container – input
Types –
- Filename – The filename on the target to name the backup.
  - string
    - filename.cli – Output backup in the CLI format.
      filename.xml – Output backup in XML format.
      filename.json – Output backup of JSON format.
      Default format if not specified is cli.
- *Destination – The path on the target for the backup file, .
  - string
    - default path is: /usr/bob/sftp/backups
    - User can specify remote destinations using any destination mime URL that will work with the curl utility.
- Username – The username to use when doing remote backups to an sftp or http destination.
  - String
- Password – The password to use when doing a remote backup to an sftp or http destination.
  - String

Tolt System Backup Create

The following example will demonstrate a backup to a local sftp directory. Users with access to this directory can pull the file from the OLT. This example creates a cli format which is similar to most switches.

Command Path – tolt>system >backup>create>
Module – tolt
Container – system
Container – backup
Action – create
Types – Example Parameters
- filename backup-10-31-example.cli

Local Backup

Go to the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input tolt system backup create backup-10-31-example.cli, and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed.

MDS1-ESUA# tolt system backup create filename backup-10-31-example.cli <enter>
reason backup-10-31-example.cli saved to local directory - /usr/bob/sftp/backups
action-success true
MDS1-ESUA# _

SFTP Backup

The following example shows how to perform a backup to an sftp server, admin connected from 127.0.0.1 using console on MDS1-ESUA.

Go to the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input tolt system backup create filename olt config-11-4.cli destination sftp://172.28.152.65/home/ztp/ username ztp password ztp and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed.

MDS1-ESUA# tolt system backup create filename olt config-11-4.cli destination 
sftp://172.28.152.65/home/ztp/ username ztp password ztp <enter>
reason Backup uploaded sucessufelly to sftp://172.28.152.65/home/ztp/olt_config-11-4.cli
action-success true
MDS1-ESUA# _

HTTP Backup

The following example performs an http backup to the EMS:

Go to the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input tolt system backup create filename olt config-11-4.cli destination http://172.28.6.166:8095/backup username tellabs password tellabs and press Enter. Output similar to the following is displayed.

MDS1-ESUA# tolt system backup create filename olt config-11-4.cli destination 
http://172.28.6.166:8095/backup username tellabs password tellabs <enter>
reason Backup uploaded sucessufelly to http://172.28.6.166:8095/backup
action-success true
MDS1-ESUA# _

Delete Backup

Command Path – tolt>system>backup>
Module – tolt
Container – system
Container – backup
Command – delete

From the MDS1-ESUA# command line, input tolt system backup delete filename backup-10-31-example.cli, and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:

MDS1-ESUA# tolt system backup delete filename backup-10-31-example.cli <enter>
reason Backup: Deleted backup-10-31-example.cli
action-success true
MDS1-ESUA#_