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Backup and Restore FAQ : How do I back up and restore web protection software?
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(Windows) Navigate to the bin directory (C:\Program Files or Program Files (x86)\Websense\Web Security\bin\).
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(Linux) Navigate to the bin directory (/opt/Websense/bin/) and enter the following command:
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Do not store backup files in your product's \bin directory. This directory is deleted if you uninstall your software.
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Open the Windows Task Scheduler (Start > Administrative Tools > Task Scheduler or Server Manager > Tools > Task Scheduler).
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Select Task Scheduler Library in the left navigation pane.
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Update the <Author> container with an account with local administrator permissions in the format DOMAIN\UserName. If the backup files will be saved to a remote drive, this must be a domain account, rather than a local account.
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Update the <UserId> container with an account with local administrator permissions in the format DOMAIN\UserName. If the backup files will be saved to a remote drive, this must be a domain account, rather than a local account.
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Verify that the correct path to the Backup Utility (wsbackup.exe) appears in the <Command> container.
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Verify that the correct destination directory appears in the <Arguments> container. Note that the directory path should have the following format:
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In the right navigation pane, select Import Task.
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To verify that the changes took effect correctly, right-click the new Websense Backup task and select Run, then make sure that a backup file was created in the expected location.
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Specify a numeric value for the KeepDays parameter, which sets the number of days archive files remain in the backup directory (365, by default).
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Specify a numeric value for the KeepSize parameter, which sets the maximum number of bytes allotted for backup files (10857600, by default).
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(Windows) Navigate to the bin directory (C:\Program Files or Program Files (x86)\Websense\Web Security\bin\).
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(Linux) Navigate to the bin directory (/opt/Websense/bin/) and enter the following command:
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Backup and Restore FAQ : How do I back up and restore web protection software?
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