Cisco ASA 5505 Configuration Manual page 1683

Chapter 75 Managing Software and Configurations
Choose one of the following:
Step 3
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Backing Up and Restoring Configurations, Images, and Profiles
The Backup and Restore features options on the Tools menu let you back up and restore the adaptive
security appliance running configuration, startup configuration, installed add-on images, and SSL VPN
Client images and profiles.
The Backup Configurations screen on the ASDM lets you choose the file types to back up, compresses
them into a single zip file, then transfer the zip file to the directory that you choose on your computer.
Similarly, to restore files, you choose the source zip file on your computer and then choose the file types
to be restored.
This section includes the following topics:
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Backing Up Configurations
This procedure explains how to back up configurations and images to a .zip file and transfer it to your
local computer.
If you have set a master passphrase for your ASA then you will need that master passphrase in order to
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restore the backup you create with this procedure. If you do not know the master passphrase for the ASA,
see
backup.
Create a folder on your computer to store backup files so they will be easy to find if you have to restore
Step 1
them later.
From the ASDM menu, select Tools > Backup Configurations.
Step 2
The Backup Configurations dialog box opens. Click the down arrow in the SSL VPN Configuration
area to view the backup options for SSL VPN configurations. By default, all configuration files are
checked and will be backed up if they are available. If you want to back up all of the files in the list, go
to Step 5.
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Click Cancel Reload to stop a scheduled restart.
Click Refresh to refresh the Reload Status display after a scheduled restart is finished.
Click Details to display the results of a scheduled restart.
Backing Up Configurations, page 75-13
Restoring Configurations, page 75-17
Configuring the Master Passphrase, page 9-6
Backing Up and Restoring Configurations, Images, and Profiles
to learn how to reset it before continuing with the
Cisco ASA 5500 Series Configuration Guide using ASDM
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