TP-Link EAP225-Wall Omada Controller Software 3.0.5 Windows/Linux User Guide - Page 125
Backup&Restore, 6.5 Auto Backup
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6.4 Backup&Restore You can save the current configuration and data in the controller as a backup file and if necessary, restore the configuration using the backup file. We recommend you back up the settings before upgrading the device. This function is available only for local logged-in users. Follow the steps below to backup and restore the configuration. 1. Go to Controller Settings > Backup&Restore. 2. Select the length of time in days that data will be backed up in the Retained Data Backup dropdown list. For example, with 7days selected, the data only in recent 7days will be backed up. 3. Click Backup to save the backup file. 4. If necessary, click Browse to locate and choose the backup file. Then click Restore to restore the configuration. Note ··If you do not want to back up historical data, you can select Settings only to get only the controller setting saved in the backup files. ··If you do not want to back up data manually, you can enable the Auto Backup function. Please refer to Auto Backup. ··The configuration of the mesh network will not be backed up. Thus the configuration of the mesh network cannot be restored. You should configure the mesh again if necessary. Please refer to Configure Mesh. 6.5 Auto Backup With Auto Backup enabled, the controller will be scheduled to back up the configuration and data automatically at the specified time. Follow the steps below to configure Auto Backup function. 1. Go to Controller Settings > Auto Backup. 119