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Configuring Scheduled Backups - Gaia Portal

To add a scheduled backup:

Step

Description

1

In the navigation tree, click Maintenance > System Backup.

Refer to the Scheduled Backup section.

2

Click Add Scheduled Backup.

3

In the Backup Name field, enter the name of the job.

  • The maximal length is 15 characters.
  • The name can consist only of letters, numbers, or underscore "_".

4

In the Backup Type section, configure the location of the backup file:

  • This appliance - To store the collected backup locally
  • Management - To send the collected backup to the Security Management Server that manages this Security Gateway.
  • SCP server - To send the collected backup to an SCP server. Enter the IP address, User name, Password and Upload path.
  • FTP server - To send the collected backup to an FTP server. Enter the IP address, User name, Password and Upload path.
  • TFTP server - To send the collected backup to a TFTP server. Enter the IP address.

5

In Backup Schedule section, configure the frequency (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) for this backup.

6

Click Add.

The scheduled backup shows in the Scheduled Backups table.

Important - When you create a backup on a Security Management Server, make sure to close all SmartConsole clients. Otherwise, scheduled backup does not start.

To delete a scheduled backup:

Step

Description

1

In the navigation tree, click Maintenance > System Backup. Refer to the Scheduled Backup section.

2

Select the backup to delete.

3

Click Delete.

Configuring Scheduled Backups - Gaia Clish

Description

Configure a scheduled backup of the system configuration.

Important - When you create a backup on a Management Server, make sure to close all SmartConsole clients. Otherwise, scheduled backup does not start.

Syntax

Important - After you add, configure, or delete features, run the save config command to save the settings permanently.

Parameters

Parameter

Description

name <Name of Schedule>

Defines the name of the scheduled backup:

  • The maximal length is 15 characters.
  • The name can consist only of letters, numbers, or underscore "_".

ftp ip <IPv4 Address of FTP Server>

Specifies the IPv4 address of the remote FTP server.

scp ip <IPv4 Address of SCP Server>

Specifies the IPv4 address of the remote SCP server.

tftp ip <IPv4 Address of TFTP Server>

Specifies the IPv4 address of the remote TFTP server.

path <Path on FTP Server>

Specifies the path on the FTP remote server where to upload the backup file.

path <Path on SCP Server>

Specifies the path on the SCP remote server where to upload the backup file.

username <User Name on FTP Server>

Specifies the user name required to log in to the remote FTP server.

username <User Name on SCP Server>

Specifies the user name required to log in to the remote SCP server.

password <Password in Plain Text>

Specifies the password (in plain text) required to log in to the remote server.

recurrence daily time <HH:MM>

Specifies that the job should run once a day - every day, at specified time.

Enter the time of day in the 24-hour clock format - <Hours>:<Minutes>.
Example: 14:35

recurrence monthly month <1-12> days <1-31> time <HH:MM>

Specifies that the job should run once a month - on specified months, on specified dates, and at specified time.

Months are specified by numbers from 1 to 12: January = 1, February = 2, ..., December = 12.

Dates of month are specified by numbers from 1 to 31.

To specify several consequent months, enter their numbers separate by commas.
Example: for January through March, enter 1,2,3

To specify several consequent dates, enter their numbers separate by commas.
Example: for 1st, 2nd and 3rd day of month, enter 1,2,3

recurrence weekly days <1-31> time <HH:MM>

Specifies that the job should run once a week - on specified days of week, and at specified time.

Days of week are specified by numbers from 0 to 6: Sunday = 0, Monday = 1, Tuesday = 2, Wednesday = 3, Thursday = 4, Friday = 5, Saturday = 6.

To specify several consequent days of a week, enter their numbers separate by commas.
Example: for Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, enter 0,1,2