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ADMINISTRATOR SECTION CHAPTER 2: CONFIGURING THE ER SERVER

Perform a Restoration to the ER Server

There are two parts in performing a restoration of data to your ER Server. Part one requires data to be loaded on the remote server and then FTPed to the ER Server. Part two requires the FTPed data to be restored on the ER Server.

NOTE: Before restoring backup data to the ER Server, be sure you have enough space on the ER Server. Data that is restored to the ER Server will automatically include indexes.

Perform these steps on the remote server:

1.Load the backup data on your remote server.

2.Log in to your FTP account.

3.FTP the backup data to the ER Server’s internal backup drive.

On the ER Server’s Backup screen:

1.Click the Manual Restore button in the Internal Backup/ Restore Action frame to specify that you wish to over- write data on the live ER Server with data from the previous, internal backup run.

2.On the Confirm Backup/Restore screen, click the Yes button to restore database tables and indexes to the ER Server.

NOTE: The amount of time it will take to restore data to the ER Server depends on the combined size of all database tables being restored. 8e6 recommends that you do not perform other functions on the ER Server until the restoration is complete.

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Contents

Guide Model ERPage 8E6ENTERPRISEREPORTERADMINISTRATOR User Guide IiiPage Contents Server Menu Database Menu 108 Appendices Section Ndex Operations Enterprise Reporter Overview How to Use this User Guide Organization Conventions Following icons are used throughout this user guide Terminology Enterprise Reporter Overview HOW to USE this User Guide Enterprise Reporter Overview HOW to USE this User Guide Enterprise Reporter Overview HOW to USE this User Guide Introduction Administrator Section Introduction Components and Environment ComponentsHardware Software Network Requirements EnvironmentWorkstation Requirements Procedures for Accessing the Server Accessing the ServerPreliminary Network Settings Procedures for Logging On, Off the Server Log On Administrator Section Accessing the Server Logging on the First Time Specify the Server’s function Set up an Administrator Login ID Select New Administrators from the pull-down menu Administrator Section Accessing the Server Log Off Logout screen Configuring the ER Server Administrator Console Network Menu Network menu, main screen Archive Mode Box Mode screenLive Mode Change the Box Mode Change Box Mode Add/Edit/Delete Administrators screen Edit an Administrator’s Login ID View a List of AdministratorsAdd an Administrator Delete an Administrator Locked-out Accounts and IPs screen Locked-out Accounts and IPs screen View Locked Accounts, IP addresses Unlock Accounts, IP addresses Network Settings screen Network Settings screen Set up/Edit IP Addresses Routing Table screen View a List of Routers Add a Router Delete a Router Regional Setting screen Regional Setting screen Specify Network Time Protocol Servers Specify the Time ZoneSpecify the Language Set Update the Time on the Server Network Diagnostics screen Network Diagnostics screen, Ping entry Ping 10 Ping results Trace Route 11 Trace Route results Snmp screen 12 Snmp screen Enable Snmp Set up Community Token for Public AccessCreate, Build the Access Control List Maintain the Access Control List Server Menu 13 Server menu, main screen Backup screen Backup and Recovery Procedures Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server Set up/Edit External Backup FTP Password Execute a Manual Backup Perform a Remote Backup Perform a Restoration to the ER Server Self Monitoring screen 15 Self Monitoring screen Set up and Activate Self-Monitoring View a List of Contact E-Mail AddressesRemove Recipient from E-mail Notification List Deactivate Self-Monitoring Smtp Server Setting screen Enter, Edit Smtp Server Settings Verify Smtp Settings Enter the email address in the pop-up box Server Status screen 18 Server Status screen View the Status of the Server Secure Access screen 19 Secure Access screen Activate a Port to Access the Server 20 Port entries Terminate a Port Connection Terminate All Port Connections Software Update screen 21 Software Update screen View Available Software Updates View Installed Software UpdatesUninstall the Most Recently Applied Software Update Install a Software Update Readme Apply Now 25 Patch Log window Software Update Setting screen 26 Software Update Setting screen Specify Proxy Settings Save Settings Shut Down screen Server Action Selections Perform a Server Action NIC Mode screen 28 NIC Mode screen Modify the NIC Mode Setting View the NIC Negotiation Web Client Server Management screen 30 Web Client Server Management screen Restart the Web Client Server Enable/Disable Web Client Server AccessEnable/Disable the Web Client Scheduler Hardware Failure Detection screen View the Status of the Hard Drives Appendix C RAID Maintenance Consolidated ER Consolidated Mode Setting screen View Remote ER Settings Add a Remote ER View Current Statistics for a Remote ER Edit Settings for a Remote ER Remove a Remote ER from the Consolidated ER Database Menu User Name Identification screen 35 User Name Identification screen with IP.ID activated Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server View the User Name Identification screen Set up a Customized Label for Unidentified MachinesConfigure the Server to Log User Activity Deactivate User Name Identification Username Display Setting screen 36 Username Display Setting screen View the Current Username Display Setting Modify the Username Display Setting Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server View Elapsed Time screen Establish the Unit of Elapsed Time for Page Views Elapsed Time Rules Definition screen View the Current Page Types Remove a Page Type Add a Page Type Tools screen 39 Tools screen View Diagnostic Reports View Database Status Logs Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server Expiration screen 40 Expiration screen Expiration Screen Terminology Expiration Rules View Data Storage Statistics Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server Change Data Storage Settings Administrator Section Configuring the ER Server NAS Status screen 41 NAS Status screen 100 Optional Features screenView NAS Status Information 42 Optional Features screen Enable Search String Reporting Enable Block Request CountEnable Wall Clock Time 102 Enable Page and/or Object Count Enable, Configure Password Security Option 104 105 User Group Import screen 106 Import User Groups Contact Information Technical SupportHours 8e6 Taiwan Office Locations and Phone Numbers8e6 Corporate Headquarters USA Support Procedures 110 Standard Warranty Product Warranties Technical Support and Service 112 Extended Warranty optional Extended Technical Support and Service Evaluation Mode Administrator ConsoleAppendix a 114 115 116 Use the Server in the Evaluation ModeExpiration screen Change the Evaluation Mode Evaluation Mode Activation 118 119 Disable Pop-up Blocking Software Appendix BYahoo! Toolbar Pop-up Blocker Add the Client to the White List Fig. B-2 Allow pop-ups from source Google Toolbar Pop-up Blocker 122 Disable Pop-up Blocking AdwareSafe Pop-up Blocker Set up Pop-up Blocking Windows XP SP2 Pop-up BlockerUse the Internet Options dialog box 124 Fig. B-6 Toolbar setup Use the IE Toolbar Fig. B-7 Pop-up Blocker Settings 126 Use the Information Bar Set up the Information BarAccess the Client 128 Part 1 Hardware Components RAID MaintenanceAppendix C 130 LED indicators in SL and HL unitsPart 2 Server Interface LED Front control panels on H, SL, and HL units 132 133 Rear panels on H and HL units 134 Review the notification email Part 3 TroubleshootingHard drive failure Verify the failed drive in the Admin console 136 Replace the failed hard drive Power supply failure Identify the failed power supplyUnplug the power cord Rebuild the hard drive Replace the failed power supply 140 Fan failureIdentify a fan failure Index 142 143 144 145 146