Importing All Settings Data

To import all JUNOScope settings data at once, follow these steps:

1. In the JUNOScope main window, click Settings > Import/Export Data. The Import/Export Data dialog box appears.
   
   
2. In the Import All Data area, type the XML filename or browse to the XML file you want to import.

   For example, you can import the default junoscope-all.xml XML file from another JUNOScope server or modify the sample export-import-sample.xml file on the JUNOScope server accordingly. The contents of the sample XML file are as follows:

   <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
   - <all-records xmlns:cinclude="http://apache.org/cocoon/include/1.0">
   - <junoscope:users xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   - <junoscope:user>
   <junoscope:login>admin</junoscope:login>
   <junoscope:password>@S@20954@D2A1C46FC4830C53@1B3568CD62D615C9</junoscope:passwo
   rd>
   <junoscope:user-role>superuser</junoscope:user-role>
   </junoscope:user>
   </junoscope:users>
   - <junoscope:groups xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   - <junoscope:group>
   <junoscope:name>my-group</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:criteria>SELECT DISTINCT dev.name FROM devices dev WHERE (
   dev.deleted_on = 0 ) AND ( ( dev.name LIKE '%delhi%' ) )</junoscope:criteria>
   <junoscope:pretty>NAME does contain "delhi"</junoscope:pretty>
   <junoscope:comment>my group</junoscope:comment>
   </junoscope:group>
   </junoscope:groups>
   - <junoscope:labels xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   - <junoscope:label>
   <junoscope:name>my-label</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:category>core</junoscope:category>
   <junoscope:comment />
   </junoscope:label>
   </junoscope:labels>
   - <junoscope:devices xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   - <junoscope:device>
   <junoscope:name>munch</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:hostname>munch</junoscope:hostname>
   <junoscope:priority>0</junoscope:priority>
   <junoscope:model>J4300</junoscope:model>
   <junoscope:comment />
   <junoscope:default-access-method>my-access</junoscope:default-access-method>
   <junoscope:device-label>my-label</junoscope:device-label>
   </junoscope:device>
   - <junoscope:device>
   <junoscope:name>delhi</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:hostname>delhi</junoscope:hostname>
   <junoscope:priority>0</junoscope:priority>
   <junoscope:model>T320</junoscope:model>
   <junoscope:comment />
   <junoscope:default-access-method>my-access</junoscope:default-access-method>
   <junoscope:device-label>my-label</junoscope:device-label>
   </junoscope:device>
   - <junoscope:device>
   <junoscope:name>fivestar</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:hostname>fivestar</junoscope:hostname>
   <junoscope:priority>0</junoscope:priority>
   <junoscope:model>J6300</junoscope:model>
   <junoscope:comment />
   <junoscope:default-access-method>my-access</junoscope:default-access-method>
   <junoscope:device-label>my-label</junoscope:device-label>
   </junoscope:device>
   </junoscope:devices>
   - <junoscope:schedules xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   - <junoscope:schedule>
   <junoscope:name>my-sched</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:start-time utc-milliseconds="1138645800653">Tue Jan 31 00:00:00 IST
   2006</junoscope:start-time>
   <junoscope:period>every minute</junoscope:period>
   <junoscope:comment />
   </junoscope:schedule>
   </junoscope:schedules>
   - <junoscope:access-methods
   xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   <junoscope:encryption-format>encrypted-and-key-included</junoscope:encryption-fo
   rmat>
   <junoscope:encryption-key>@S@9DAA03366CD26456EFBC333E44620CA9</junoscope:encrypt
   ion-key>
   - <junoscope:authentication-information>
   <junoscope:name>my-auth</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:login>regress</junoscope:login>
   <junoscope:password>@S@14095E0A0A8999C6F8C35FA5F797795C</junoscope:password>
   </junoscope:authentication-information>
   - <usergroup>
   <name>NOC Operator</name>
   <role>read-only</name>
   <comment>NOC operator</comment>
   </usergroup>
   <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
   <junoscope:global-policy
   xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   <junoscope:maximum-login-attempts>0</junoscope:maximum-login-attempts>
   <junoscope:access-window>23</junoscope:access-window>
   <junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:ip-address>172.17.23.151</junoscope:ip-address>
   <junoscope:mask>23</junoscope:mask>
   <junoscope:allow>1</junoscope:allow>
   <junoscope:comment>blocking my machine</junoscope:comment>
   </junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:ip-address>2344:2344:2344:2344:2344:2344:2344:2344</junoscope:ip-address>
   <junoscope:mask>72</junoscope:mask>
   <junoscope:allow>1</junoscope:allow>
   <junoscope:comment>ipv6Test</junoscope:comment>
   </junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:ip-address>127.127.127.126</junoscope:ip-address>
   <junoscope:mask>30</junoscope:mask>
   <junoscope:allow>1</junoscope:allow>
   <junoscope:comment>test</junoscope:comment>
   </junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:access-policy>
   <junoscope:ip-address>127.127.127.127</junoscope:ip-address>
   <junoscope:mask>32</junoscope:mask>
   <junoscope:allow>1</junoscope:allow>
   <junoscope:comment>test</junoscope:comment>
   </junoscope:access-policy>
   </junoscope:global-policy>
   - <junoscope:access-method>
   <junoscope:name>my-access</junoscope:name>
   <junoscope:type>clear-text</junoscope:type>
   <junoscope:authentication>my-auth</junoscope:authentication>
   </junoscope:access-method>
   </junoscope:access-methods>
   - <junoscope:radius-clients-config
   xmlns:junoscope="http://xml.juniper.net/jtk/export/1.0">
   - <junoscope:radius-server-entry>
   <junoscope:server-name>10.209.148.102</junoscope:server-name>
   <junoscope:port-no>1812</junoscope:port-no>
   <junoscope:acct-port-no>1813</junoscope:acct-port-no>
   <junoscope:shared-secret>@S@6DE028955F902AB28F435E9C314C38219490246BB894C586E582
   6E93F712E90A3C9D8D53EE6AB4FE4B10FE0FAF25F636</junoscope:shared-secret>
   </junoscope:radius-server-entry>
   </junoscope:radius-clients-config>
   </all-records>

3. Type the key to decrypt the sensitive data that you want to import if the key was not included when the data was exported.
4. To support synchronizing JUNOScope settings imported from multiple servers, select an import method to be used if a conflict occurs between existing records stored in the JUNOScope server and imported records. The available import method options include:
   • Ignore—(Default) An existing record stored in the JUNOScope server takes precedence over any imported record. The imported record is ignored and the existing record is not affected. Any imported record that does not exist in the JUNOScope server is inserted.
   • Merge—If a record exists in the JUNOScope server and also exists in the imported record, the imported record is merged with the existing record and is augmented as necessary. If an imported record is in conflict with an existing record, the imported record takes precedence over the existing record. The existing record is merged with the imported record; however, the fields of the imported record take precedence over the fields of the existing record. Any imported record that does not exist in the JUNOScope server is inserted.
   • Override—All records in the JUNOScope server are deleted, then all imported records are inserted. Before the override operation occurs, a message window appears with the following confirmation prompt: “ The import with override option will delete all the existing records. Do you want to continue?” Select Yes or No to continue.
5. In the Import All Data area, click Import All Data. The Import/Export Data confirmation dialog box appears.
6. Click OK.

   All setup information in the database is saved with all dependencies to the local file system with the filename that you specified.

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