Use Registry Editor to import the exported registry file.

However, if you are migrating to a different environment, for example after a PC has been replaced, do not import the registry file because the registry contains machine-specific information.

Using Embedded RDB

Use Database Manager's Restore Database dialog box to restore the backup files that were acquired using Database Manager or the netmdb_backup.bat command. For details, see 7.4.5 Recovering the database from a backup in the manual Setup Guide.

To restore the backup files that were acquired using the netmdb_unload.bat command, use the netmdb_reload.bat command. For details, see 5.3.9(3) netmdb_reload.bat command.

Using Microsoft SQL Server

Use Management Studio to restore the backup files.

Using Oracle

Restore from backup files acquired by offline backup. The target files to restore include control files, data files, Redo log files, and all database files in parameter files.

If you have acquired CSV files as backup files, restore the backup files using Database Manager's Restore the database from CSV files in Asset Information Manager Subset. For details, see 10.3.4 Restoring the CSV database files in the manual Setup Guide.

If you are using Embedded RDB and you acquired the backup from Back up Embedded RDB, see 10.3.6 Restoring the database in an Embedded RDB environment in the manual Setup Guide.

This subsection describes various JP1/Software Distribution files that need to be restored.

(a) Package files and operation history files

• Using Embedded RDB
  When you restore the database, you can also restore package files and operation history files from the backup at the same time.
  
• Using Microsoft SQL Server or Oracle
  Execute the netmfile_restore.bat command. For details about the netmfile_restore.bat command, see 5.3.9(5) netmfile_restore.bat command.
  

(b) Operation history files (operation history backup directory)

Store the operation history backup files in the operation history backup directory that was specified on the Operation Monitoring page in the Server Setup dialog box.

(c) Audit log files

Store the audit log backup files in the audit log output destination directory that was specified on the Audit Log page in the Server Setup dialog box.

(d) Files obtained by remote collection (applicable to relay manager only)

Store the backed up files obtained by remote collection under the work directory for remote file collection, which was specified in the Specify Work Directories dialog box during installation. The value specified for the work directory for remote file collection is set in the following registry:

• In a 32-bit version of the OS
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\HITACHI\NETM/DM/P\CollectionSitePath
  
• In a 64-bit version of the OS
  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\HITACHI\NETM/DM/P\CollectionSitePath
  

(e) Various management files (applicable to relay manager only)

Store the backup of the management files in the following directories:

• JP1/Software-Distribution-Manager-installation-directory\MASTER\DB
• JP1/Software-Distribution-Manager-installation-directory\SITESRV

(f) Host ID management file (applicable to relay manager only)

Store the backup of the netmdmp.hid file under the Windows installation directory.

In the NETM_USERID environment variable, register the JP1 user name that was obtained earlier.