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Last edited Tue, 06 Oct 2009 08:38:57 GMT by Andrey Severtokov, revision 7

 

DNP has built-in backup/restore functionality allowing you to backup hosting space items (web sites, FTP accounts, databases, etc.) and in case of disaster recover them.

DNP supports 2 backup types:

  • Hosting Space and all nested hosting spaces
  • Server and all server services

Setting Up Backup/Restore Module  

Backup/Restore Temporary Folder

DNP Enterprise Server uses backup temporary folder during backup and restore for intermediate file operations.

To configure temporary backup folder perform the following steps:

1. Using Windows Explorer create a new folder somewhere on the hard disk, e.g. c:\DNPBackupsTemp.

2. Allow "write" NTFS permissions on that folder for ES application pool identity. The pool of DNP Enterprise Server that has been upgraded from 1.5.3 to 2.x works under "NETWORK SERVICE" account, pool of clean DNP Enterprise Server 2.x works under "DNPEnterpriseServer" account, so those accounts should have "write" NTFS access to backups temporary folder.

3. Specify this folder in "System Settings" like described here.

Backups Store Folder

Both DNP resellers and users have an ability to save/read backup to/from their existing hosting spaces only, but DNP administrators can save/read backups from any server local folder or UNC path.

If you are going to place backups to some local folder or UNC path (e.g. c:\DNPBackups") DNP Enterprise Server should have "write" access to that folder like described in the previous section.

Backing Up Data  

Backup Hosting Space

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Backup Server

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Restoring Data

 Restore Hosting Space

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Restore Server

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Mon, 29 Oct 2007 14:16:08 GMT by rockinthesixstring
Can the whole backup and restore feature be better explained?
If I run a backup on a secondary server, why does it seem as though it is backing up the Enterprise server?
I am just a little hazy thru this whole thing
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