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Content Gateway: Frequently Asked Questions : How do I backup and restore the SSL Incident List?
How do I backup and restore the SSL Incident List?
Content Gateway FAQs | Forcepoint Web Security | v8.4.x | 31-July-2017
The SSL Incident list can be backed up and restored on the Linux command line using sqlite3.
Start by logging on to the Content Gateway host system and acquiring root privileges.
To back up the Incident list:
1.
Change to the Content Gateway SSL database directory:
# cd /opt/WCG/config
2.
Open the database with sqlite:
# /usr/bin/sqlite3 new_scip3.db
3.
In sqlite, perform the following steps:
sqlite> .tables
sqlite> .output certificate_acl.bak
sqlite> .dump certificate_acl
sqlite> .exit
You now have a backup of the Incident list named "certificate_acl.bak".
To restore a backup:
1.
Change to the Content Gateway SSL database directory and open the database with sqlite3:
# cd /opt/WCG/config
# /usr/bin/sqlite3 new_scip3.db
2.
To replace the current list with the backup list, delete the current list. Skip this step if you want to add the backup list to the current list.
sqlite> drop table certificate_acl;
3.
To restore the backup list:
sqlite> .read certificate_acl.bak
sqlite> .exit
4.
Restart the proxy.
5.
In the Content Gateway manager, verify that the Incident List has been restored.

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