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1.Select Start, and select Run.

2.In the Open text box, enter ntbackup, and click OK.

3.Confirm that the Always start in wizard mode checkbox is selected, and click Next.

4.On the Backup or Restore page, select the Back up files and settings option, and click Next.

5.On the What to Back Up page, select the All information on this computer option, and click

Next.

6.On the Backup Type, Destination, and Name page, click Browse to select a location to save the backup file. The file is copied to a management station on the LAN and to removable media, such as a CD.

7.In the Save As dialog box, select the backup destination, and click Save.

8.In the Type a name for this backup text box, enter a name, and click Next.

9.On the Completing the Backup or Restore Wizard page, review the information. Have a floppy disk ready that you can use to restore the system in the event of a major failure. Click Finish.

10.Follow the prompts to complete the system backup procedure.

Restoring original factory settings

The Back-to-Factory Settings option allows the ProLiant DL320 Security Server to be returned to the original out-of-box factory settings. To return the computer to its original factory settings:

1.Place the first Recovery CD into the ProLiant DL320 Security Server CD-ROM drive, and reboot the server.

2.Follow the prompts generated by the server system restoration routine. In approximately eight to ten minutes, the computer is restored to the factory settings and can be configured to connect to the Internet.

IMPORTANT: A warning will be sent, stating that all data on the ProLiant DL320 Security Server will be lost. Confirm continuation of the restore procedure after receiving this warning. After completing the Back-to- Factory Settings routine, restore system settings and firewall settings from previously created backups.

Scheduling backups

An operating system backup can be scheduled to take place automatically on a predetermined time and date. To configure a recurring backup routine:

1.Click Start, and select Run.

2.In the Open text box, enter ntbackup, and click OK.

3.Confirm that the Always start in wizard mode checkbox is selected.

4.On the Welcome to the Backup or Restore Wizard page, click Advanced Mode.

5.Click the Backup tab, and select Job>New.

6.Select the files and folders to back up by selecting the checkbox to the left of a file or folder.

7.In Backup destination, select File or Tape device.

8.In Backup media or file name, enter a path and file name for the backup file, or select a tape.

9.Select the desired backup options, such as the backup type and the log file type:

a.Select Tools>Options.

b.In the Options dialog box, select the desired options, and click OK.

10.On the Job menu, select Save Selections to save your selections as a backup job file (.bks).

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Contents HP ProLiant DL320 Security Server User Guide Audience assumptions Contents Network services support Customer self repair Technical supportBefore you contact HP HP contact informationHP customer support Overview IntroductionInitial setup considerations Firewall lockdown modeAffected functionality Computer name and administrator password Leaving lockdown modeInternal network overview Select StartControl PanelSystem Workgroup and domain name considerationsInternal IP address DNS server address on the internal interface Custom network adapter configurations External IP address Setting up the server Select the Enable Web Proxy clients checkboxEnabling the web listener Enabling the firewall client listener Creating an Internet access ruleHP Virus Throttle Configuring Virus ThrottleSuggested third-party applications Available verified third-party applications and plug-insAdditional documentation available from HP Server Microsoft Windows UpdateManaging and maintaining the firewall Remote desktopRemote management console Remote AssistanceSelect StartHelp and Support Click ApplyOK Configuring monitoring, reporting, and loggingConfiguring firewall logging Configuring web proxy loggingDNS Wpad entry Setting up the Client Installation ShareOptions Configuring time synchronizationDhcp option BrowseRemote access VPN Disaster recovery and change management Backing up and restoring server settingsBacking up and restoring the system Select ToolsOptions Restoring original factory settingsScheduling backups NextAdvanced Network services support DNS serverDhcp server Network services support Hardening overview and impact Firewall and operating system services overviewClick Services and ApplicationsServices ProLiant DL320 Security Server servicesVDS TCP/IP Acronyms and abbreviations LAN WIA
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