Backup Procedures - Core Nodes

1 General........................................................................................................2
1.1 Introduction..................................................................................2
1.2 CP Backup...................................................................................2
1.3 Transfer to TAPE (DAT )..............................................................2
1.4 Frequency....................................................................................4
1.5 Rotate and update backup files...................................................4
2 APG 40 Windows 2003 ..............................................................................5
2.1 AP Backup...................................................................................5
2.2 Transfer to TAPE (DAT)...............................................................5
2.3 Frequency....................................................................................7

General

1.1

Introduction
The purpose of this document is to provide the guideline for backup
procedures in Core Ericsson nodes.

1.2

CP Backup
1 Connect to CP mode.
mml
2 Check backup information.
SYBFP:FILE;
3 - Passivate the automatic output of the small and large data dumps.
SYBUE;
4 - Initiate the output of a system backup copy .
SYBUP:FILE;
5 Wait till following printout.

6 - Connect to AP mode.
aploc;
7 Check the APG node you are connected.
hostname
8 - Check to make sure you are connected to the active node.
prcstate
9 - Insert Tape DAT in active node.

1.3

Transfer to TAPE (DAT )

Remote Desktop Connection (RDC)

1 Connect to Remote Desktop Connection
Start Programs Accessories Communications RDC
2 Select the Node (Type Node IP and select Connect)

3 Insert User and Password when asked

4 Open the Backup Tool

5 Inside Backup Utility select Backup

5.1 Select the check box Disk L: FMS DATA

CPFRELFSW2

5.2 Select 4mm DDS in Backup Destination

5.3 Select New in Backup Media or File Name
6 Select Start Backup
7 Change the Backup Description to an Internal Name Standard

8 Start Backup

1.4

Frequency
The CP Backup to DAT is recommended to be taken on weekly basis.

1.5

Rotate and update backup files

1 - Connect back to CP mode.
exit
2 - Update backup files in the First File Range (RELFSW2 to RELFSW0).
SYTUC;
3 - Active the automatic output function for the small and large data dumps.
SYBUI:DISC;

APG 40 Windows 2003

2.1

AP Backup
1 telnet to the node and then Connect to AP mode.
aploc;
2 Initiate backup of the APG40 system disks.
burbackup -o
3 Wait till Backup execution completed then Check backup
M:\Images\NodeA and M:\Images\NodeB
dir

2.2

Transfer to TAPE (DAT)

Remote Desktop Connection (RDC)
1 Connect to Remote Desktop Connection
Start Programs Accessories Communications RDC
2 Select the Node

3 Insert User and Password

4 Open the Backup Tool

5 Inside Backup Utility select Backup

5.1 Select the check box Disk M: Images Node A/B

Last Backup
5.2 Select 4mm DDS in Backup Destination
5.3 Select New in Backup Media or File Name

6 Select Start Backup

7 Change the Backup Description to an Internal Name Standard

8 Start Backup.

2.3

Frequency
The APG Backup to DAT is recommended to be taken in every 15 days.