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Topic: Configure TPN Backup and Restore
Contents
Install TPN Backup/Restore...................................................................................................................3
Launch TPN Backup/Restore and Set Application Defaults..................................................................5
Configure Backup Using TPN Backup/Restore .....................................................................................7
Schedule Backups .................................................................................................................................9
Demand Backup ..................................................................................................................................11
Create .LCN Files ................................................................................................................................13
Restore a Backup (For Reference) ......................................................................................................15
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Configure TPN Backup and Restore
Install TPN Backup/Restore

Main Idea
This lab cannot be performed in Remote class. Therefore, if you are in Remote class then watch the
demonstration movie for this lab
In in-centre class, you installed TPN Backup and Restore as part of the ‘Install and Configure EPKS
Server’ lab. Therefore, it is not necessary to perform this portion of the lab.
Step Action
ATTENTION
Perform this procedure only if the node you are

configuring is connected to the LCN (EST or ESVT).
For non LCN connected nodes (ESC, ESF, ESV), skip
all steps in this procedure – go directly to the next
procedure in this lab (it will start with step 1).
2 At the Server, logon with Domain Administrative Privileges
3 Insert the Experion Installation DVD.
4 In the Honeywell - Experion PKS Installer – R430 dialog, click Install/Migrate Experion
PKS
On User Account Control Dialog box click Allow/Yes
5 Click Next in Honeywell Software Installation – Welcome dialog.
6 In License Agreement dialog box accept the license agreement and click Next
7 Select Optional Features and click Next
8 In User and License Information dialog box enter the following information
Name:
Company:
Click Yes on Are there Licensed TPS Components to Install
Enter following details under TPS Components License
License No.:
Authorization No.:

Step Action
9 From Optional Features select File Transfer. Click Next
10 Enter and Confirm password for Local Com Server. Click Next
11 Click Install to start the installation.
12 After installation, in the Experion PKS 430 – Status Display, click Yes to reboot

Launch TPN Backup/Restore and Set Application Defaults

Main Idea
demonstration movie for this lab.
Step Action
Verify HM Node Number Configuration Information for File Transfer
ATTENTION

2 At the server, open the Configuration Utility:

Start All Programs Honeywell Experion PKS System Management
Configuration Utility.
3 In the menu select Configure File Transfer.
4 In the File Transfer dialog, select the HM Nodes tab.
5 Configure the HM Node Numbers as follows:

HM Node 1: 16
TIP
In class, the HM is address 16.

The node address of the HM node can be determined
from the System Status display in Native Window.
HM node address can also be determined from the
LED indicators on the HM module.
6 Click OK.

Step Action
TIP
When logging on to Windows after restarting, some message

dialog boxes may pop-up. If they do, click Close in these
message boxes.
If no changes were made, there is no need to restart the PC.
Restart the machine.

Launching TPN Backup/Restore
1 Refer to the procedure in the following document.

TPN Backup and Restore User’s Guide (TP23W-250)
Section 3.6 Accessing TPN Backup and Restore
TIP
Steps Start > All Programs > Honeywell Experion PKS > TPS
1-4 Applications > TPN Backup-Restore.
2 Verify that the HM Volumes Available list has been populated with names of HM
volumes. If not, click the Refresh HM Volumes button.
Establishing Application Default
1 Refer to the procedures in the following document.

Section 3.7 Establishing Application Defaults
ATTENTION
In class, leave all the pathnames as default.

Do not check the Restore Log Enabled option since a
restore operation is not performed in class.

Configure Backup Using TPN Backup/Restore

Main Idea
Step Action
Configure Backup Using TPN Backup Restore
ATTENTION


Section 4.2 Configuring a Backup
Sub-Section Creating a new backup configuration
TIP
Step 2 Enter the Configuration ID: USRVolumes.

Step 3 Select USR1 and USR2 volumes.
Step 5 Leave the Checkpoint Data Owners Before Backup
option unchecked.
Step 6 Select Log File Mode as Volume.
Step 7 Ensure that the Calculate Checksum option is
selected.
Step 8 Do not select the Save as .LCN File option.
There is a separate lab exercise on creating .LCN files
from backup files.
Steps Because we did not elect to create a .LCN file, skip
9-10 steps 9 and 10.
Step 11 Perform step 11.


Schedule Backups
Schedule Backups
Main Idea
Step Action
Scheduling Backups
ATTENTION


Section 4.3 Scheduling Backups
Sub-Section Scheduling a daily backup (Follow this procedure in class.)
TIP
Step 2 Select the configuration created in the earlier lab.

Step 4 Enter USRVolumes_Daily.
Steps Run as User: Student#\Student (ex: Student1\Student)
6&7 Password: ac Pays 1
Step 9 By default the current time is displayed. Select a time four
minutes from now.
Step 10 Select Every Day.
Steps By default the current date is displayed. Do not change the
11 & 12 date.
3 Wait until the specified time.
4 Double click on the green ‘B’ button in the taskbar tray.

Schedule Backups
Step Action
5 Monitor the Backup Status. (The “Operation Description” should change periodically.)
TIP
Depending on what types of files have been copied to the user

volumes on the HM, you may get errors indicating that some
files have not been configured for file transfer (in class, that’s
OK). If the errors occur, the ‘B’ in the taskbar tray will turn red.
When the operation is complete, the Backup Status dialog box
will close and the ‘B’ will disappear from the taskbar tray.
The backup you are performing in class will take about 5
minutes to complete.

Demand Backup
Demand Backup
Main Idea
Step Action
ATTENTION


Section 4.4 Demanding a backup

Demand Backup

Create .LCN Files
Create .LCN Files

Main Idea
Step Action
ATTENTION


Section 4.7 Creating .LCN Files
Sub-Section Creating a .LCN file from a backup file
ATTENTION
Step 3 Click the Select Entire Scope button.

Step 5 Enter the filename as USRVolumes.LCN.
Since we are not specifying a path, the .LCN file is
created in C:\ProgramData\Honeywell\TPNBU, which
is the default path.
3 To view information about the newly created LCN files, refer to the following document.
Section 4.7 Creating .LCN Files
Sub-Section Viewing information about created .LCN files

Create .LCN Files

Restore a Backup (For Reference)

Main Idea
In class, do not perform this procedure. It is for reference only. The HM must not be restored. This
lab is for reference only.
Step Action
ATTENTION

configuring is connected to the LCN (EST or
ESVT). For non LCN connected nodes (ESC,
ESF, ESV), skip all steps in this procedure – go
directly to the next procedure in this lab (it will
start with step 1).
ATTENTION
I’m sure you’re not reading this, because you

already read the important information above and
know that this lab is for reference only and
should not be performed in class.
3 Refer to the procedures in the following document for restoring the image.
Section 5.2 Recovering the History Module

Step Action
4 Refer to the procedures in the following document for restoring the volumes.
Section 5.3 Restoring selected volumes
5 Refer to the procedures in the following document for restoring the directories.
Section 5.4 Restoring selected directories
6 Refer to the procedures in the following document for restoring the files.
Section 5.5 Restoring selected files


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Launch TPN Backup/Restore and Set Application Defaults..................................................................5

Configure Backup Using TPN Backup/Restore .....................................................................................7

Schedule Backups .................................................................................................................................9

Demand Backup ..................................................................................................................................11

Create .LCN Files ................................................................................................................................13

Restore a Backup (For Reference) ......................................................................................................15

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Install TPN Backup/Restore

Perform this procedure only if the node you are

2 At the Server, logon with Domain Administrative Privileges

3 Insert the Experion Installation DVD.

5 Click Next in Honeywell Software Installation – Welcome dialog.

7 Select Optional Features and click Next

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9 From Optional Features select File Transfer. Click Next

11 Click Install to start the installation.

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Launch TPN Backup/Restore and Set Application Defaults

Verify HM Node Number Configuration Information for File Transfer

Perform this procedure only if the node you are

2 At the server, open the Configuration Utility:

3 In the menu select Configure File Transfer.

4 In the File Transfer dialog, select the HM Nodes tab.

5 Configure the HM Node Numbers as follows:

In class, the HM is address 16.

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When logging on to Windows after restarting, some message

Restart the machine.

1 Refer to the procedure in the following document.

1 Refer to the procedures in the following document.

In class, leave all the pathnames as default.

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Configure Backup Using TPN Backup/Restore

Configure Backup Using TPN Backup Restore

Perform this procedure only if the node you are

2 Refer to the procedure in the following document.

Step 2 Enter the Configuration ID: USRVolumes.

Step 11 Perform step 11.

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Perform this procedure only if the node you are

2 Refer to the procedure in the following document.

Step 2 Select the configuration created in the earlier lab.

3 Wait until the specified time.

4 Double click on the green ‘B’ button in the taskbar tray.

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Depending on what types of files have been copied to the user

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Perform this procedure only if the node you are

2 Refer to the procedure in the following document.

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Create .LCN Files

Perform this procedure only if the node you are

2 Refer to the procedure in the following document.

Step 3 Click the Select Entire Scope button.

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