For manual archiving, or to migrate it to another One Identity Safeguard for Privileged Sessions (SPS) unit, you can export/import the configuration of SPSfrom the console using the /opt/scb/bin/configbundle.py script.
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You must run the /opt/scb/bin/configbundle.py script using the root user. |
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The configuration of your SPS may contain sensitive information. Make sure you delete any configuration export files that are not needed anymore. |
To export/import the configuration of SPS from the console
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Execute the following command to export the configuration of your SPS:
/opt/scb/bin/configbundle.py create --bundle /<my destination folder>/bundle.tar.gz
Where:
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/opt/scb/bin/configbundle.py: The script you execute to export the configuration.
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create: The option that lets you export a configuration.
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--bundle: The option used to specify the bundle file.
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/<my destination folder>/bundle.tar.gz: The path to the file where you wish to export the configuration.
Replace <my destination folder> with the name of the folder where you wish to store the exported configuration.
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Execute the following command to import the configuration of your SPS:
/opt/scb/bin/configbundle.py import --bundle /<my destination folder>/bundle.tar.gz
Where:
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/opt/scb/bin/configbundle.py: The script you execute to import the configuration.
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import: The option that lets you import a configuration.
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--bundle: The option used to specify the bundle file.
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/<my destination folder>/bundle.tar.gz: The path to the file from which you wish to import the configuration.
Replace <my destination folder> with the name of the folder where your configuration export file is stored.
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