Users Guide

Table Of Contents
NOTE: An error message is displayed if you try adding an existing module.
To remove an existing Add-On module, click the delete icon beside the module that you want to delete.
Backup and restore
Performing a backup saves all user-created data to a remote share from which it can be restored.
NOTE: It is recommended to perform frequent backups to guard against data loss and corruption. Also, it is
recommended to take a snapshot of ASM virtual appliance every time you perform a restore (for more information, see
VMware documentation).
The Backup and Restore page displays information about the last backup operation performed on ASM virtual appliance.
Information in the Settings and Details section applies to both manual and automatically scheduled backups and includes the
following:
Last backup date
Last backup status
Backup directory path to an NFS or a CIFS share, including an optional user name required to access the share, if necessary
Backup Directory User Name
Also, the Backup and Restore page displays information about the status of automatically scheduled backups (Enabled or Disabled).
On this page, you can:
Manually start an immediate backup
Restore earlier conguration
Edit general backup settings
Edit automatically scheduled backup settings
Related links
Backup now
Restore now
Editing backup settings and details
Editing automatically scheduled backups
Backup details
ASM backup le includes following information:
Activity logs
Credentials
Deployments
Resource inventory and status
Events
Identity Pools
Initial setup
IP addresses
Jobs
Licensing
Networks
Templates
Users and roles
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