removed when a new recovery image is created and the specified limit is exceeded. For more information, see make_net_recovery(1M).

You might want to prevent a specific recovery image from being deleted from your system. To do this, you must rename the recovery image and the image directory, and use manage_index to reflect the new names in the CINDEX file.

The following example renames a recovery archive yyyy-mm-dd,hh:mmto Recovery_Archive.sav:

1.Log in to the system where recovery images are stored. This can be a system other then the Ignite-UX server.

2.Rename the recovery archive. (The path to your recovery archive might be different from the example.) The name of the saved recovery archive can be anything unique, but it must be outside the naming convention yyyy-mm-dd,hh:mm.

#cd /var/opt/ignite/recovery/archives/client

#mv yyyy-mm-dd,hh:mmRecovery_Archive.sav

3.If the system where recovery images are stored is different from your Ignite-UX server, log in to the Ignite-UX server.

4.Rename the recovery archive directory.

#cd /var/opt/ignite/clients/client/recovery

#mv yyyy-mm-dd,hh:mmRecovery_Archive.sav

5.If the renamed recovery archive directory is the target of the symbolic link latest, then link latest to the new directory.

#rm latest

#ln -s Recovery_Archive.sav latest

6.Edit the archive_cfg file in the Recovery_Archive.sav directory to reference the new recovery archive name.

Change the archive_path variable inside the (source_type == "NET") clause to the name of the saved recovery image.

(source_type == "NET") { archive_path = "Recovery_Archive.sav"

}else { archive_path = "1"

}

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