Restoring Configuration to a Single Node Environment

Restoring the configured backup in a single node environment.

1. Prepare the new controller to which you will restore the cluster backup.
   1. Either obtain a new controller or factory reset an existing controller.
   2. Log on to the controller as a system administrator.
   3. Run the setup command to configure the controller's network settings.

      ruckus> setup
      ################################################
      Start SCG setup process:
      ################################################
       :
       :
      Setup configuration of ethers...
      Network would be restarted. You could connect to SCG back by using Management port (10.2.2.35)!!
      Enter "restart network" to continue... restart network

   4. Complete the controller setup process from the CLI.
2. After you complete the controller setup, log on to the controller web interface as a system administrator.
3. Go to Administration > Backup and Restore.
4. Click the Configuration tab.
5. Click Upload.
6. Browse to the location (either on the local computer or on the network) of the configuration backup file that you want to restore.
7. Select the configuration backup file, and then click Upload.

   When the upload process is complete, the backup file appears in the Configuration section.

8. Restore the configuration backup file to the node, either using the web interface or the CLI.
9. To use the web interface:
   1. On the web interface, go to Administration > Backup and Restore.
   2. In the Configuration tab, locate the configuration backup file that you want to restore, and then click Restore.
   3. Follow the prompts (if any) to complete the restore process.
10. To use the CLI:
    1. Log on to the CLI as a system administrator.
    2. Run the restore config command.

       ruckus# restore config
       This action will REBOOT the system. Do you want to only restore this SCG node (yes/no)? yes
       idx version date
       ------------------------------------------
       1 1.1.1.0.93 2013-02-01 03:09:27 GMT
       2 1.1.1.0.93 2013-02-03 07:21:24 GMT
       Please choose a backup version to restore (ex: 1, 2, ...): 2

    3. Follow the prompts (if any) to complete the restore process.