Ignite-UX (IUX) Frequently Asked Questions (July 2013)

archive name. The following procedure explains this process in

detail:

1. Login to the system where the archive is being stored; this system

could be different from your Ignite-UX server.

2. Rename the archive. The name of the archive to save can be

anything unique, but it should be outside the naming convention:

"yyyy-mm-dd,hr:min".

For example:

# cd /var/opt/ignite/recovery/archives/system_name/

# mv old_archive_name saved_archive_name

# mv 1999-05-11,15:14 Recovery_Archive.0511.save

3. If the archive server is different from the Ignite-UX server,

4. Edit the following file to reference the new archive name:

# /var/opt/ignite/clients/<client>/recovery/<old_archive>/archive_cfg

Change the archive_path variable inside the (source_type == "NET")

conditional to the name of the saved archive. For example:

(source_type == "NET") {

archive_path = "Recovery_Archive.0511.save"

}

else {

archive_path = "1"

}

5. Optionally, you can edit the <cfg> entry in the file

/var/opt/ignite/clients/<client>/CINDEX so the that configuration

is unique and descriptive when it is viewed using the Ignite-UX

GUI. For example, change:

cfg "1999-05-13,06:51 Recovery Archive" {

description "Weekly System Recovery Archive"

}

to:

cfg "Saved Recovery Archive" {

description "Weekly System Recovery Archive"

}

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