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Bosch Security Systems B.V. Configuration manual 2020-09 | V1.20 | PRAESENSA 1.20
5.10 Backup and restore
On the Backup and Restore pages, the configuration parameters could be backup/restored on
a externally (PC) location you prefer. To do so, see:
–
Backup, page 103
–
Restore, page 104
5.10.1 Backup
To be sure that your configuration is not lost if it becomes e.g. corrupt, or when your system
controller is replaced, it is advisable to make a backup so it can be restored afterwards.
– IMPORTANT: Notice that recorded messages are not part of the backup
configuration .tar.gz file:
– Be sure that the used recorded messages are stored on a safe place and that they
possible need to be uploaded again after restoring the configuration file. This step is
only needed in case the system controller is/was reset to default and/or replaced.
See also
Recorded messages, page 68
.
Backup your configuration file
See
Logon the application, page 35
.
Proceed as follows:
1. Below the Backup and restore configuration page, click Backup:
– A screen appears with the following items, to:
2. Enable (checkmark) the Configuration settings checkbox:
– All already submitted and saved configuration settings will be selected to backup to
a location on your connected configuration computer.
3. Enable (checkmark) User credentials and certificates:
– User credentials will be selected to backup, but also certificates will be done.
4. Enter your (new) Password in the text field (minimum 8 characters):
– Notice that the password used for the backup could be different from the one used
for logon the configuration.
5. Click the Create button:
– A .tar.gz backup file will be created.
– Depending on the web browser type (e.g. Firefox, Edge, etc.) a save/open file
selection screen will appear.
6. Depending on the web browser type, browse to the file location where you want to store
the backup file:
– The configuration and credentials selected will be stored on the location you
selected.
7. If required, see
Restore, page 104
.
Refer to
– Recorded messages, page 68
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