Use the backup command to back up your configuration. You can enter this command any time after a cluster has been created.
Syntax
>>- svcconfig -- -- backup -- --+----------+-- -----------------> '- -quiet -' >--+-----------------+----------------------------------------->< '- -v --+- on --+-' '- off -'
Parameters
- -quiet
- Suppresses standard output (STDOUT) messages from the console.
- -v on | off
- On means verbose messages are displayed. Off means normal messages (the default) are displayed.
Description
The backup command extracts configuration information
from the cluster, allowing you to restore your configuration whenever
necessary. The backup command produces .xml, .sh, and .log files and saves
them in the /tmp directory. The .xml file contains the
extracted configuration information. The .log file contains
details about command usage.
Note: If a previous svc.config.backup.xml file
exists in /tmp, it is archived as svc.config.backup.bak;
only one archive file is stored in the /tmp directory.
Immediately
archive the .xml file and the related .key files, and
use the clear command to erase those files from the /tmp directory.
Change all objects with default names to nondefault names; you cannot
restore objects with default names.The underscore character (_) prefix is reserved for backup and restore command usage; do not use the underscore character in any object names.
An invocation example
svcconfig backup
The resulting output
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