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Nortel Linux base uses the CLI command sysbackup to backup system
data to external storage. You can choose to back up the data to a USB
device or to an SFTP server. For more information about SFTP data back
up, see “Network configuration for Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
data backup” (page 143).
Note:
Only one USB storage device should be attached during
backup/restore command execution.
The backup operation has two modes; interactive and noninteractive.
Interactive backup is performed by using the CLI command sysbackup
–b. Interactive backup performs a single backup operation and is intended
to backup data before and after critical changes to the system. Interactive
backup can be used as an irregular or on-demand backup. Noninteractive
backup is performed by using the CLI command sysbackup –c.
Noninteractive backup performs a regular or scheduled backup. You
can configure a Noninteractive backup as shown in Figure 108 "Backup
Scheduler 1" (page 117) and Figure 109 "Backup Scheduler 2" (page 118).
Note:
The minutes parameter in the backup scheduler does not
support asterisk as a valid parameter.
Figure 108
Backup Scheduler 1
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