This section explains how to back up and restore the system of coordination adapter.

When backup and restoration are performed, the environment backed up and the restored environment must be in the same condition. Therefore, the backup and restoration cannot be performed in the following conditions:

• When OS are different in from backup and to restore

  However, execution will be possible if the operating system versions of the same vendor are different.

• When the product installation directories are different

• When the host information (host name/IP address) is different

• When the code types are different

• When the Web server (Interstage HTTP Server), message broker, and server function port numbers are different

• When backup and restore are executed, it will be necessary to stop, and then, restart coordination adapter. Additionally, at the time of restore coordination adapter is stopped, and then, restarted. For this reason, the operator should execute backup and restore in a time zone that does not use this product.

• The status of the coordination adapter will be restored exactly as it was at the point when the backup was executed. For this reason, if the restoration was executed using the backup resources of the coordination adapter while it was running, the activity of the coordination adapter will be restarted. It is recommended that you first check that there are no coordination adapter which are running, before executing the backup.

• When moving backup resources to the restoration target, move the directory specified as the backup directory and all its files.

• Do not delete the backup resources in the directory specified as the backup directory until the restoration completes.

• The backup command cannot be used to back up data to the following types of media:

  • Optical disks such as CD-Rs and DVD-Rs

    To save user assets to optical disks, first back up the data to the local disk, and then, write it to the media using a dedicated optical disk writer, for example.

  • Network paths

  • Directories whose pathnames include spaces

• For the backup destination directory name, only alphanumeric characters can be specified. The name cannot include symbols or blank spaces.

• The backup directory name can contain up to the following number of characters:

  32 bytes

• If the specified directory does not exist, it will be created by the backup command.

• The restore command cannot be used to restore data from the following type of media:

  • Directories whose pathnames contain spaces

  • Restore from network path

• For the backup destination directory name, only alphanumeric characters can be specified. The name cannot include symbols or blank spaces.

• The backup directory name can contain up to the following number of characters:

  32 bytes

This section describes how to back up the coordination adapter environment.

Back up as following steps:

1. Stop coordination adapter

2. Backup LDAP resources

3. Backup coordination adapter execution environment

4. Start coordination adapter

Stop coordination adapter. For details on how to stop coordination adapter, refer to “2.1.2.2 Stopping”.

This section explains how to back up the LDAP resources.

In the following example, the repository "fscsm" is backed up to the backup directory "X:\Backup\fscsm".

1. Log in as the system administrator.

2. Stop Interstage directory service.

   Stop "Interstage Directory Service(fscsm)" from [Control Panel] >> [Administrative tool] >> [Service]. Or stop it by the following command.

   net stop "Interstage Directory Service(fscsm)"

3. Create a directory for backup. Note that there is no need to create a directory for fscsm in X:\Backup.

   mkdir X:\Backup

4. Execute the backup command.

   %FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\IAPS\bin\irepbacksys -d X:\Backup\fscsm -R fscsm

5. Start the Interstage Directory Service, if it is used.

   Click [Start] >> [Control Panel] >> [Administrative Tools], and then, double-click [Services]. From the displayed list of services, right-click Interstage Directory Service(fscsm) and click Start.

   Alternatively, start the Interstage Directory Service using the following command:

   net start "Interstage Directory Service(fscsm)"

This section describes how to back up the coordination execution environment.

1. Check the space available in the backup directory.

2. Back up resources.

Amount of space for backup directory is estimated as the following:

Space required for the backup directory ＝
Total size of the files and directories under the directory "%FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWRBADB"
+ Total size of the files and directories under the directory "%FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWRBADM"
+ Total size of the files and directories under the directory "%FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWOMGR"
+100MB

Describes the steps for backing up backup directory "X:\Backup\adapter".

1. Login as a system administrator.

2. Create back up directory.

   mkdir X:\Backup\adapter

3. Execute back up command.

   Back up the resources of coordination adapter by executing the following command:

   %FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWRBAM\bin\swrba_backup X:\Backup\adapter

   After executing command, the message below will be displayed:

   Systemwalker Runbook Automation backup has started.
   Database backup has started.
   Database backup has completed successfully.
   File backup has started.
   File backup has completed successfully.
   Backup of the Scheduling is starting.
   Backup of the Scheduling has finished.
   Starting to back up the CMDB Manager.
   Finished backing up the CMDB Manager.
   Systemwalker Runbook Automation backup has completed successfully. 

   After completing backup, the message below will be displayed:

   Systemwalker Runbook Automation backup has completed successfully.

Start coordination adapter. For details on how to start coordination adapter, refer to “2.1.2.1 Starting”.

This section describes how to restore the coordination adapter environment.

Restore as following steps:

1. Restore LDAP resources.

2. Restore coordination adapter execution environment.

This section explains how to restore the LDAP resources.

In the following example, the repository "fscsm" backed up to the directory "X:\Backup\fscsm" is restored.

1. Delete the "fscsm" directory if it exists in "X:\Backup".

2. Recovery repository by the following command.

   %FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\IAPS\bin\ireprestsys -d X:\Backup\fscsm -R fscsm

3. [Click Start] >> [Control Panel] >> [Administrative Tools], and then, double-click [Services]. From the displayed list of services, right-click "Interstage Directory Service(fscsm)" and click Start.

   Alternatively, start it using the following command:

   net start "Interstage Directory Service(fscsm)"

This section explains how to restore the coordination adapter execution environment.

In the following example, the resources backed up to the directory "X:\Backup\adapter" is restored.

1. If the setup of coordination adapter is complete, stop coordination adapter.

   For details on how to start coordination adapter, refer to “2.1.2.2 Stopping”.

2. Execute restore command.

   Restore the resources of coordination adapter by executing the following command:

   %FSCSM_HOME%\SWRBA\SWRBAM\bin\swrba_restore X:\Backup\adapter

   If the command is executed in a state in which the setup of coordination adapter is complete, the following message will be displayed.

   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has started.
   Initialization of the restoration destination directory will start.
   Initialization of the restoration destination directory has finished.
   Database restore has started.
   Database restore has completed successfully.
   File restore has started.
   File restore has completed successfully.
   Restore of the Scheduling is starting.
   Restore of the Scheduling has finished.
   Starting to restore the Interstage Business Process Manager.
   Finished restoring the Interstage Business Process Manager.
   Starting to restore the CMDB Manager.
   Finished restoring the CMDB Manager.
   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has completed successfully.

   If the command is executed in a state in which the setup of coordination adapter is not complete, the following message will be displayed.

   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has started.
   The Systemwalker Runbook Automation environment build to the restoration destination management server will start.
   Starting the Process Management Database build.
   Creating the Process Management Database has completed.
   Starting to set up the environment for Systemwalker Runbook Automation.
   Setting up the environment for Systemwalker Runbook Automation has completed.
   The CMDB environment setup will start.
   The CMDB environment setup is now complete.
   The Systemwalker Runbook Automation environment build to the restoration destination management server has finished.
   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has started.
   Initialization of the restoration destination directory will start.
   Initialization of the restoration destination directory has finished.
   Database restore has started.
   Database restore has completed successfully.
   File restore has started.
   File restore has completed successfully.
   Restore of the Scheduling is starting.
   Restore of the Scheduling has finished.
   Starting to restore the Interstage Business Process Manager.
   Finished restoring the Interstage Business Process Manager.
   Starting to restore the CMDB Manager.
   Finished restoring the CMDB Manager.
   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has completed successfully.

   If the command is executed in a state in which the previous setup of coordination adapter ended abnormally, the following message will be displayed.

   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has started.
   Deletion of the Systemwalker Runbook Automation environment from the restoration destination management server will start.
   The CMDB environment deletion will start.
   Deletion of the CMDB environment is now complete.
   Canceling the environment settings for Systemwalker Runbook Automation.
   The environment settings for Systemwalker Runbook Automation have been canceled.
   Deletion of the Process Management Database is about to start.
   Deletion of the Process Management Database is now complete.
   Deletion of the Systemwalker Runbook Automation environment from the restoration destination management server has finished.
   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has started.
   Initialization of the restoration destination directory will start.
   Initialization of the restoration destination directory has finished.
   Database restore has started.
   Database restore has completed successfully.
   File restore has started.
   File restore has completed successfully.
   Restore of the Scheduling is starting.
   Restore of the Scheduling has finished.
   Starting to restore the Interstage Business Process Manager.
   Finished restoring the Interstage Business Process Manager.
   Starting to restore the CMDB Manager.
   Finished restoring the CMDB Manager.
   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has completed successfully.

   Restoration is completed, then the message below displayed:

   Systemwalker Runbook Automation restore has completed successfully.

3. Start coordination adapter.

   For details on how to start coordination adapter, refer to “2.1.2.1 Starting”.