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Oracle® VM Manager User's Guide
Release 2.1

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B Backing Up and Restoring Oracle VM Manager

Back up Oracle VM Manager before you:

This Appendix includes the following topics:

Backing Up Oracle VM Manager

Before backup, make sure the status of all Oracle VM Servers is Running.

To back up Oracle VM Manager, perform the following:

  1. Log in to the Oracle VM Server as the root user.

  2. Back up the Oracle VM Manager resources stored in the following directories:

    • /OVS/running_pool for virtual machine images

    • /OVS/seed_pool for virtual machine templates

    • /OVS/iso_pool for ISO files

    Skip this step if you have enabled the storage backup mechanism.

  3. Back up the existing Oracle VM Manager data by using the following commands:

    # cd /opt/ovs-manager-2.1/bin
    # sh backup.sh
    

    Enter 1 to back up the data.

    Please enter the choice: [1|2]
    1. Back up Oracle VM Manager,
    2. Restore Oracle VM Manager
    

    Enter the database information, and the path for the dump and log files.

    Back up data now ...
    Please enter the password for database account 'OVS':
    Please specify the path for dump file?
    Please specify the path for log file?
    

Oracle VM Manager is backed up.

Restoring Oracle VM Manager

To restore Oracle VM Manager:

  1. Log in to the Oracle VM Server as the root user.

  2. Save or copy the Oracle VM Manager resources into the following directories respectively:

    • /OVS/running_pool for virtual machine images

    • /OVS/seed_pool for virtual machine templates

    • /OVS/iso_pool for ISO files

  3. Restore the backup data of the Oracle VM Manager by using the following commands:

    # cd /opt/ovs-manager-2.1/bin
    # sh backup.sh
    

    Enter 2 to restore the data.

    Please enter the choice: [1|2]
    1. Back up Oracle VM Manager,
    2. Restore Oracle VM Manager
    

    Enter the database information, and the path for the dump and log files.

    Please enter the password for database account 'SYS':Please enter the password for database account 'OVS':Please specify the path for dump file?Please specify the path for log file?
    

    For example, enter:

    Please enter the password for database account 'SYS':
    Please enter the password for database account 'OVS':
    Please specify the path for dump file?/dump
    Please specify the path for log file?/log
    

Oracle VM Manager is restored.