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What is the difference between backup and export?

ArunGupta

If I lose the hardware, can I install XG on a new hardware and restore backup and be up and running like nothing happened? Would I need export also or just backup is enough?

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Arun



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    Arun,

    backup configuration is the rigth way to protect and restore XG configuration on a new HW. Take note that the new HW must have the same number of NIC or greater.

    Export can be used for passive analysis, configuration editing.

    Regards

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    Arun,

    backup configuration is the rigth way to protect and restore XG configuration on a new HW. Take note that the new HW must have the same number of NIC or greater.

    Export can be used for passive analysis, configuration editing.

    Regards

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