Scenario I: Start command shell under Linux
1. Connect the service system to the USB interface X125 or X135 of the NCU.
2. In the main menu, select the menu item "Service Shell".
3. Log on as a service technician using the user name "manufact" and password "SUNRISE".
4. Use the command "sc connect" to connect the network drive:
sc connect //username%password@server/share /tmp/backup
5. Please enter here the user name and the password for the network drive that is to be
connected to.
To completely restore the system (system data and user data), enter the following: sc
restore –full backup01
Result: The whole system is overwritten by the backup data.
6. To restore user data only, enter the following command:
sc restore –user backup01
Result: The user data are written back again.
All subsystems are then restarted: sc start all
Result:
The system state stored in the file "backup01.tgz" is restored on the NCU.
Scenario II: Start the command shell with WinSCP on the programming device:
Procedure:
1. Start WinSCP and enter the following data in the log-on window:
– IP address of the NCU (or, if required, host name)
– User name "manufact" with password "SUNRISE".
2. Select in the menu "Commands" → "Open Terminal".
3. To restore the data, enter the corresponding commands as described under steps 3 to 5
in scenario I.
Scenario II: Start the command shell using the VNC Viewer on the programming device
Procedure:
1. Start the VNC Viewer and connect to the NCU using the IP address (or where relevant,
using the host name)
2. Log on under the "manufact" user name with the password "SUNRISE".
3. To restore the data, enter the corresponding commands as described under steps 3 to 5
in scenario I.
Service and diagnostics
3.4 Backing up data via the service shell
NCU operating system
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