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Chapter 15: Using the Task Scheduler 180 time for the event. If the event is not finished by this date and time, Avalanche will generate an alert. • Set the frequency of the event. You can set whether the event occurs daily, weekly, or monthly. • Set the start and end dates for the event. • If you want the start and end time for this event to be based on the local time for the server location, enable the Use Location’s Local Time option. Otherwise, start and end times are based on the local time for the Avalanche Console. 9 Click Next. The Review Your Task dialog box appears. 10 Review your task to ensure that it is correct and click Next. The Task Scheduled dialog box appears. 11 Click Next to schedule a new event, or click Finish to return to the Task Schedule dialog box. The task is added to the Scheduled and Recurring Tasks list. The task will run according to its schedule, and once it has completed, it will move to the Completed Tasks list. Restoring the System If you have created a system backup using the Task Scheduler, you can use the Task Scheduler to restore the information to Avalanche. You cannot restore a system backup from a previous version of Avalanche. The backup version must match the Avalanche version. If you attempt to restore a system backup from a previous version of Avalanche, the restoration will fail. NOTE If you are attempting to restore the system on a Linux operating system, Wavelink recommends you perform the restoration manually.
Chapter 15: Using the Task Scheduler 181 To restore the system: 1 Click Tools > Task Schedule. The Task Schedule dialog box appears. 2 Click Add. The Select A Task dialog box appears. 3 Select Restore System from the Task Type drop‐down list and click Next. The Restore A System Backup dialog box appears. 4 Select the system backup you wish to restore and click Next. • Select Restore the most recent system backup to restore Avalanche to the latest backup file. • Select Restore by path to specify the file name and path of the desired system backup. NOTE The default file path is: C:\Program Files\Wavelink\AvalancheSE\backup • Select Restore selected to choose the desired system backup according to the tag name. The Review Your Task dialog box appears. 5 Review your task to ensure that it is correct and click Next. The Task Scheduled dialog box appears. 6 Click Next to schedule a new event, or click Finish to return to the Task Schedule dialog box. The task is added to the Scheduled and Recurring Tasks list. The task will run according to its schedule, and once it has completed, it will move to the Completed Tasks list.
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