On Sun, Feb 05, 2006 at 09:26:05PM -0800, sunil srinivasan wrote:
> This to regards to jffnms 0.8.2 version.I would like to know
> that in case of unforseen circumstances if the jffnms is down, how shall
> i have an databack,so that the next time when i install the jffnms
> back,no need for me to again add the clients back
Backing up JFFNMS is just like backing anything else up, find the stuff
you changed and back that up. For an unmodified JFFNMS, this means:
* the database, read the MySQL or PostgreSQL websites about to dump a
database
* the RRD files, these are just files in your rrd directory
* The config files, again there is about 3 files in your config
directory you may want to back up.
That's it! I've restored a JFFNMS setup a few times, the longest time
being the actual transfer of the files.
- Craig
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