2.7.3 Backup targets and restore targets

The table below lists the files that can be backed up and restored. In this table, $SSO_BACKUP indicates the default backup destination directory.

Table 2‒20: List of files that can be backed up and restored
Type	Backup/Restore target	Backup destination
Type	Backup/Restore target	UNIX	Windows
File	All files in `$SSO_CONF`	In `$SSO_BACKUP/$SSO_CONF`	In `$SSO_BACKUP\$SSO_CONF`
File	All files in `$SSO_IMAGE/category-name`^#	In `$SSO_BACKUP/$SSO_IMAGE/category-name`^#	In `$SSO_BACKUP\SSO_IMAGE\category-name`^#
Database	All files in `$SSO_DB`	In `$SSO_BACKUP/$SSO_DB`	In `$SSO_BACKUP\$SSO_DB`
Database	All files in `$SSO_REPORT`	In `$SSO_BACKUP/$SSO_REPORT`	In `$SSO_BACKUP\$SSO_REPORT`

#:: The value of category-name is the category name that is specified in the user resource definition file. For details on user resource definitions, see 2.3 User resource monitoring function.

The following table lists the backup or restore targets, and shows which type of data, files or databases are backed up or restored.

Legend:

Y: Backed up and restored

N: Not backed up or restored

#

The ssover.def file in $SSO_CONF can be backed up but cannot be restored.