Assuming you installed according to the instructions and are using a *NIX based solution, you would want to backup your entire /opt/jffnms directory as well as do a mysqldump of your database so it can be populated quickly once your rig is up and running properly again. I'm not as familiar with PostgreSQL but I would assume there is a similar way to pull data. If you are running a windows based solution, I believe others here on the list would be a better help.
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