D.3.2 Saving the Device Management Information

The device management information of the SSC Manager must be saved.

In the place of "save_destination" referred to in the following procedure, specify a directory in which the information will be saved.

For Windows Manager:

Copy the upgrade tool "winupgrade.exe" to the work directory (for more information, refer to "D.2 Files supplied").
The work directory is referred to as "D:\tmp\upgrade" in the following steps.
Execute the winupgrade.exe file in the work directory.
The following files will be extracted in the work directory:
- cimbackup.bat
- cimrestore.bat
- sscreg.exe
- dbkit.jar
- perfkit.jar

Start the command prompt, and move to the work directory.

C:\Document and Settings\Administrator> D:
D:\> cd D:\tmp\upgrade
D:\tmp\upgrade>

Execute cimbackup.bat at the command prompt.
```
D:\tmp\upgrade> cimbackup [/all] save_destination
```
When executed without specifying /all option, a performance information CSV file will not be backed up. When migrating performance information that has already been acquired, specify the /all option. When the /all option is specified, execution of the command may take longer, as it depends on the size of the performance information CSV file.
When the command is executed successfully, the following message will be displayed on the last line.
```
INFO: cimbackup has been completed.
```

For Solaris OS Manager:

For the cluster environment, mount the shared disk for the administrative server shared data.

Copy the upgrade tool "solupgrade.exe" to the work directory (for more information, refer to "D.2 Files supplied").
The work directory is referred to as "/tmp/upgrade" in the following explanation.
Move to the work directory, and extract solupgrade.tar.
```
# cd /tmp/upgrade
# tar xvf solupgrade.tar
```
The following files will be extracted in the work directory.
- cimbackup.sh
- cimrestore.sh
- dbkit.jar
- perfkit.jar
Execute cimbackup.sh.
```
# ./cimbackup.sh [-all] save_destination
```
When executed without specifying -all option, a performance information CSV file will not be backed up. When migrating performance information that has already been acquired, specify the -all option. When the -all option is specified, execution of the command may take longer, as it depends on the size of the performance information CSV file.
When the command is executed successfully, the following message will be displayed on the last line.
```
INFO: cimbackup has been completed.
```

Information

If the cimbackup command is executed without stopping the Daemon/service of the SSC Manager, the following message is output and the command terminates abnormally.
- On the Solaris OS
```
WARNING: Unable to backup, while the FJSVssmgr is running.
```
- On the Windows operating system
```
WARNING: Unable to backup, while the Softek StorageCruiser CIMOM is running.
```
If the save_destination directory is not specified in the cimbackup command, the following message is output and the command terminates abnormally.
- On the Solaris OS
```
Usage: cimbackup.sh save-directory
```
- On the Windows operating system
```
Usage: cimbackup.bat save-directory
```
If the directory specified in the cimbackup command does not exist, the following message is output and the command terminates abnormally.
```
ERROR: The specified directory [directory-name] is not found.
```
If Softek Storage Cruiser has not been installed, the following message is output and the command terminates abnormally.
```
WARNING: The old package is not installed.
```
If the cimbackup command cannot create the directory, the following message is output and the command terminates abnormally.
```
ERROR: Unable to copy file-name to directory-name
```
If the source file to copy cannot be found, the following message is output the command terminates abnormally.
```
ERROR: Unable to find file-name
```
If the directory specified in the cimbackup command already contains a backup created using the same command, the following message is output and the command terminates abnormally.
```
WARNING: The backup files are found in directory-name
```