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Chapter 16: Using the Task Scheduler 1784 Select the system backup you wish to restore and click Next.• Select Restore the most recent system backup to restore Avalanche to the latestbackup file.• Select Restore by path to specify the file name and path of the desired system backup.• Select Restore selected to choose the desired system backup from the list according tothe tag name.The Review Your Task screen appears.5 Review your task to ensure that it is correct and click Next.The Task Scheduled screen appears.6 Click Next to schedule a new event, or click Finish.The task is added to the Scheduled and Recurring Tasks list.7 Restart the enterprise server, statistics server, and Tomcat service after the files arerestored. If Avalanche is installed on a Windows OS, this is done from the WindowsServices list. For the specific names of the services, see Avalanche Services on page 197.Removing Completed TasksWhen the Task Scheduler has completed an event, that event appears in the Completed Taskslist. By default the Task Scheduler is set to retain all completed tasks in the list. You canconfigure Avalanche to remove tasks periodically.To schedule task removal:1 Click Tools > Task Schedule.The Task Schedule dialog box appears.2 Enable the Remove Completed Events After option and then select the number of daysyou want to pass before the completed tasks are removed.3 Click Refresh to update the scheduler.The completed tasks will be removed according to your settings.
SSL Certificates for the Web Console 179SSL Certificates for the Web ConsoleWhen you use the Avalanche Web Console, by default it connects to the server usingHypertext Transfer Protocol (http), which is not encrypted. If you want your information tobe encrypted, you can configure Avalanche to use https with an SSL certificate instead.If you intend to use Avalanche with an SSL certificate for a secure connection, you have theoptions of purchasing a certificate through a third-party Certificate Authority (such asVerisign) or creating a self-signed certificate.NOTE: If you create a self-signed certificate, web browsers will not initially recognize thecertificate and will display warning messages that the site is not trusted. They may requireyou to make an exception in order to connect. The connection will be encrypted, however.Self-signed certificates may also limit some functionality depending on the Flash plug-in foryour browser. This would affect uploading software packages, e-mail lists, or floorplanimages using the Web Console.This section contains instructions for the following tasks:• Implementing a Certificate from a Certificate Authority• Implementing a Self-Signed CertificateImplementing a Certificate from a Certificate AuthorityYou can choose to use Avalanche with a certificate from a Certificate Authority. Note that thefollowing instructions are based upon acquiring a certificate through the certificate authorityVerisign. The steps may vary somewhat when using another certificate authority vendor.Wavelink strongly recommends that you backup the keystore file, the actual certificate file, theintermediate certificate, the certificate request, and the server.xml document after you haveimplemented your certificate. This would include the following files:• amckeystore.keystore• [your certificate].cer• intermediateCA.cer• certreq.csr• server.xmlThis section contains the following tasks for obtaining an SSL certificate from a certificateauthority:• Creating a Keystore
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