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Introduction

Backup and Restore is the feature developed in regard to WebUI.

The user can Backup the current user settings to the local PC and Restore the same to device when required.

Backup Settings:

  • Allows the user to save the current settings
  • Settings from database files are backed up in an encrypted format
  • Generates a tar file of the encrypted database files
  • Saves the tar file to Local PC.

Restore Settings:

  • Allows the user to select the backup file with required settings
  • Extracts the tar file and Decrypts the containing database files
  • Loads backed up settings to device
  • Device will be rebooted automatically to apply the settings.

Design Considerations

  • Decision Overview

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  • Other Considerations (DAR)

<Alternative designs considered and why one was chosen>

Architecture

  • Layout

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  • Communication

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External Interfaces (Input/Output files or data sets)

< Identify input interfaces, function call protocol, and the nature of the data structures passed across the interface between the sub-modules>

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Data Model

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Limitations

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Future Enhancements

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