Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference - Vasco

Digipass Plug-In for SBR Administrator Reference Backup and Recovery
-v is an optional 'verbose mode' parameter. Use this if you wish to see output as
the database is restored.
This step forces the database to recalculate optimization statistics, because all the
data has been removed and reloaded.
4. Delete the replication queue file(s) on SVR-1 for SVR-2.
5. The Steel-Belted RADIUS service on SVR-1 may be restarted now if needed.
6. Completely overwrite the database used by the SBR Plug-In on SVR-2 with the copy
from SVR-1. If you are using the embedded PostgreSQL database:
a. Open a command prompt in \PostgreSQL\Bin.
b. Enter the following command and hit ENTER:
pg_restore -d postgres -c -U [-v] ""
where:
is the absolute path and file name of the file to restore from
is the database administrator account name. The database
administrator account created during installation is "digipass".
-v is an optional 'verbose mode' parameter. Use this if you wish to see output as
the database is restored.
c. Enter the following command and hit ENTER:
vacuumdb -z -d postgres -U [-v]
where:
is the database administrator account name. The database
administrator account created during installation is "digipass".
-v is an optional 'verbose mode' parameter. Use this if you wish to see output as
the database is restored.
This step forces the database to recalculate optimization statistics, because all the
data has been removed and reloaded.
7. Delete the replication queue file on SVR-2 for SVR-1.
Warning
If the 'bad' database used by the SBR Plug-In on SVR-2 was being
synchronized with another database (eg. SVR-3), you must copy over the
other database as well. Follow the steps above for any databases with which
the database on SVR-2 was synchronized.
8. Restart the Steel-Belted RADIUS service on SVR-2.
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