Canon imagePRESS Server G200 Configuration And Setup page 87

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5 In WebTools, click the Fiery System Restore tab and then click Backup Now.
6 Select USB and click Continue.
7 Select the options that you want and click Continue.
To create a bootable customized image, select New image, then select Create bootable image. This creates
a bootable image that contains the current software updates and settings, including any customizations to
the imagePRESS Server configuration.
To create a non-bootable customized image, select New image. This creates a non-bootable image that
contains the current software updates and settings, including any customizations to the imagePRESS
Server configuration.
To create a bootable image with all the factory default versions of software and settings, select Fiery factory
image. Fiery System Restore automatically creates the factory image as bootable (a non-bootable factory
image cannot be created).
8 Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the backup.
Schedule automated backups with Fiery System Restore
To minimize impact to imagePRESS Server performance, schedule the backups for a time when the imagePRESS
Server is idle.
The automated backup files are saved to the local hard disk and can be accessed only through Fiery System
Restore. Only one automatic backup file is retained (each new automatic backup overwrites the previous
backup).
Note: Ensure that the imagePRESS Server remains powered up during the scheduled backup times, allowing
enough time for the backup to complete.
1 Enter the IP address of the imagePRESS Server into a browser.
2 Confirm the imagePRESS Server is in the Idle state.
3 In WebTools, click the Fiery System Restore tab and then click Schedule Backup.
4 Select Enable automatic backup.
5 Select the backup time.
6 Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the backup.
Restore the imagePRESS Server system using Fiery System Restore
Important: If the hard disk is not booting, the system must be restored from a bootable backup. If it
becomes necessary to restore the imagePRESS Server from a bootable image, contact your service
technician.
Important: Before you restore the imagePRESS Server, we recommend that you contact technical support
to confirm the necessity of restoring.
Configuration and Setup
Administering the imagePRESS Server
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