Configuration Guide for Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Release 7.0 - Backing Up and Restoring Recordings and Settings [Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager]

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Backing Up and Restoring Recordings and Settings

Backing up Recordings

Backing up Settings

Restoring Recordings

Restoring Settings

Backing Up and Restoring Recordings and Settings

You can backup and restore recordings as well as these Desktop settings:

•dial string rules

•administrative messages

•invitation messages

•recordings and recording attributes

•categories

•local database (used in basic deployments)

•Backing up Recordings

•Backing up Settings

•Restoring Recordings

•Restoring Settings

Backing up Recordings

Desktop saves actual recordings and recording attributes in different folders. In order to restore a recording you need to backup and restore both folders.

Perform the backup procedure described in this section on the Desktop Recording Server. During the backup procedure you copy the xml file which contains the database of categories configured, the recordings folder containing recording attributes, and the folder containing actual recordings to a location outside the installation directory.

Procedure

Step 1 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data.

Step 2 Copy recorder_categories.xml file into a location outside the installation directory

Step 3 Copy the recordings folder into a location outside the installation directory.

Step 4 Navigate to the folder where recordings are stored.

Note By default, the recordings are stored in the <installdir>\Movies\recordings, if not configured otherwise.

Step 5 To check the location where recordings are stored:

a. Access the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Desktop Server Administration web interface.

b. Select Status in the sidebar.

c. Select the Recording Status tab.

The Recordings Folder information is displayed on the tab.

Step 6 Copy that folder into a location outside the installation directory

Backing up Settings

Perform the backup procedure described in this section on the Desktop Recording Server. During the backup procedure you copy the xml files which contain these settings:

•dial string rules

•administrative message

•invitation message

•local database

Procedure

Step 1 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data.

Step 2 Copy the relevant files into a location outside the installation directory:

•motd.html—for administrator message

•dialplanhelp.html—for invitation message

•memebers.xml—for local database

•dial_string_manipulators.xml—for dial string rules

Restoring Recordings

Desktop saves actual recordings and recording attributes in different folders. In order to restore a recording you need to restore both folders.

Procedure

Step 1 Stop the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat".

Step 2 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data.

Step 3 Replace recorder_categories.xml file with the backup file.

Step 4 Replace the recordings folder with the backup folder.

Note Replacing the recordings folder with the backup folder erases any categories that are currently defined in Desktop.

Step 5 Navigate to the folder in which recordings are stored.

Note By default, the recordings are stored in the <installdir>\Movies\recordings, if not configured otherwise.

Step 6 To check the location where recordings are stored:

a. Access the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Desktop Server Administration web interface.

b. Select Status in the sidebar.

c. Select the Recording Status tab.

The Recordings Folder information is displayed on the tab.

Step 7 Replace that folder with the backup folder.

Step 8 Start the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat".

Restoring Settings

Procedure

Step 1 Stop the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat".

Step 2 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data.

Step 3 Replace the relevant file with the backup file:

•motd.html—for administrator message

•dialplanhelp.html—for invitation message

•memebers.xml—for local database

•dial_string_manipulators.xml—for dial string rules

Step 4 Start the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat".

	Configuration Guide for Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Manager Release 7.0
	Backing Up and Restoring Recordings and Settings
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In order to restore a recording you need to backup and restore both folders. Perform the backup procedure described in this section on the Desktop Recording Server. During the backup procedure you copy the xml file which contains the database of categories configured, the recordings folder containing recording attributes, and the folder containing actual recordings to a location outside the installation directory. Procedure Step 1 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data. Step 2 Copy recorder_categories.xml file into a location outside the installation directory Step 3 Copy the recordings folder into a location outside the installation directory. Step 4 Navigate to the folder where recordings are stored. Note By default, the recordings are stored in the <installdir>\Movies\recordings, if not configured otherwise. Step 5 To check the location where recordings are stored: a. Access the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Desktop Server Administration web interface. b. Select Status in the sidebar. c. Select the Recording Status tab. The Recordings Folder information is displayed on the tab. Step 6 Copy that folder into a location outside the installation directory Backing up Settings Perform the backup procedure described in this section on the Desktop Recording Server. During the backup procedure you copy the xml files which contain these settings: •dial string rules •administrative message •invitation message •local database Procedure Step 1 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data. Step 2 Copy the relevant files into a location outside the installation directory: •motd.html—for administrator message •dialplanhelp.html—for invitation message •memebers.xml—for local database •dial_string_manipulators.xml—for dial string rules Restoring Recordings Desktop saves actual recordings and recording attributes in different folders. In order to restore a recording you need to restore both folders. Procedure Step 1 Stop the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat". Step 2 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data. Step 3 Replace recorder_categories.xml file with the backup file. Step 4 Replace the recordings folder with the backup folder. Note Replacing the recordings folder with the backup folder erases any categories that are currently defined in Desktop. Step 5 Navigate to the folder in which recordings are stored. Note By default, the recordings are stored in the <installdir>\Movies\recordings, if not configured otherwise. Step 6 To check the location where recordings are stored: a. Access the Cisco Unified Videoconferencing Desktop Server Administration web interface. b. Select Status in the sidebar. c. Select the Recording Status tab. The Recordings Folder information is displayed on the tab. Step 7 Replace that folder with the backup folder. Step 8 Start the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat". Restoring Settings Procedure Step 1 Stop the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat". Step 2 Navigate to the following directory: <installdir>\data. Step 3 Replace the relevant file with the backup file: •motd.html—for administrator message •dialplanhelp.html—for invitation message •memebers.xml—for local database •dial_string_manipulators.xml—for dial string rules Step 4 Start the service "Desktop - Apache Tomcat".
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