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Backing up and Restoring <strong>eG</strong> Enterprise<br />

5.2 Backing up and Restoring the <strong>eG</strong> Manager on Windows<br />

Environments<br />

To back up and restore the <strong>eG</strong> manager on Windows, do the following:<br />

Login to the <strong>eG</strong> manager host.<br />

Copy the <strong>eG</strong>urkha directory to a convenient location.<br />

If you want to restore the <strong>eG</strong> mananger to the same host from which its backup was taken,<br />

follow the steps below:<br />

o If you already have a fully operational manager on the target host and<br />

you simply want to revert to the backed up version of the <strong>eG</strong> manager,<br />

then, simply replace the <strong>eG</strong>urkha directory on the target host with the<br />

backed up <strong>eG</strong>urkha directory, and then restart the <strong>eG</strong> manager.<br />

o On the other hand, if you want to completely scrap the existing<br />

manager installation and replace it with the backed up version, then,<br />

follow the steps below:<br />

Uninstall the existing <strong>eG</strong> manager.<br />

Next, install the <strong>eG</strong> manager with the same specifications as<br />

the old manager; for instance, if the old manager was installed<br />

using Tomcat and not IIS, make sure the new manager also<br />

uses Tomcat. Similarly, install the new manager in the same<br />

directory as the old manager. However, during installation, make<br />

sure that you do not provide the name of the database used by the old<br />

manager. Instead, provide the name of a new ‘dummy’ database for use<br />

as the <strong>eG</strong> backend.<br />

Replace the <strong>eG</strong>urkha directory of the new manager with the old<br />

<strong>eG</strong> manager.<br />

Finally, start the <strong>eG</strong> manager.<br />

If you want to restore the <strong>eG</strong> manager to a different host (i.e., a host with a different IP<br />

address/hostname from that of the backed up manager), then, do the following:<br />

o If you have a fully operational manager on the target host and you<br />

simply want to revert to the backed up version of the <strong>eG</strong> manager,<br />

then, to restore the backed up version, simply replace the <strong>eG</strong>urkha<br />

directory on the target host with the backed up <strong>eG</strong>urkha directory, and<br />

then restart the <strong>eG</strong> manager.<br />

o On the other hand, if you want to completely scrap the existing<br />

manager installation and replace it with the backed up version, then,<br />

follow the steps below:<br />

Uninstall the existing <strong>eG</strong> manager.<br />

Next, install the <strong>eG</strong> manager with the same specifications as<br />

the backed up manager; for instance, if the backed up<br />

manager was installed using Tomcat and not IIS, make sure<br />

the new manager also uses Tomcat. Similarly, install the new<br />

manager in the same directory as that of the backed up<br />

manager. However, during installation, make sure that you do not<br />

provide the name of the database used by the backed up manager.<br />

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