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5. 6. 4 Data backup
With a configuration data backup all the configuration data of the communication
server is stored in a compressed file in ZIP format. You can let the configuration data
backup run automatically (Auto backup) or as required (Manual backup).
You can automatically copy the backup files to an FTP server or e-mail them.
With an audio data backup all the audio data of the communication server is backed up
in a compressed file in ZIP format. The backup of the audio data can only be done
manually.
You can find the automatic data backup and distribution service settings in the
WebAdmin Maintenance / Data backup ( =um) view where you can also test the con-
figuration. Moreover, in this view, you can see the automatically and manually created
backup files and also restore or delete them.
Note:
The backup may consist of several files. They are compiled by the communication server and
compressed into a ZIP file. During the Restore process the ZIP file is extracted by the commu-
nication server itself. To ensure the restore process to run smoothly, make sure you do not mod-
ify the ZIP file. Never extract or modify a backup file yourself.
5. 6. 4. 1 Auto backup
The automatic data backup function creates a backup of the configuration data at regu-
lar intervals and saves the backup files on the communication server’s file manage-
ment system.
The Auto Backup function creates a backup of the configuration data at daily, weekly
and monthly intervals:
• Everyday at the set time a backup is created and stored in the ..\backup\day\ direc-
tory.
• When the week changes, a copy of the backup is stored in the ..\backup\week\ di-
rectory.
• When the month changes, a copy of the backup is stored in the ..\backup\month\ di-
rectory.
The backup directories are located on the file system of the communication server and
are directly accessible via the File browser ( =2s) or with an FTP connection.
A backup remains stored until the set storage time has expired; the .zip file is then de-
leted from the file system.
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