Backing up the NWSD and other objects associated with integrated servers

Do these tasks to back up the IBM® i configuration objects and files related to integrated servers.

What objects to save and their location on IBM i
Use this table to determine which objects need to be saved when you save your integrated server.
Backing up the NWSD of an integrated server
Do these steps to save an NWSD with the Save Configuration (SAVCFG) command.
Backing up virtual storage for integrated servers
Use the Save (SAV) command to back up virtual storage for your integrated server.
Backing up virtual storage for active Windows servers
Use the FREEZE.BAT and THAW.BAT scripts to configure backup for active Windows servers.
Backing up NWSH objects and associated LIND objects and interfaces
Use the Save Configuration (SAVCFG) command to back up a network server host adapter (NWSH) object and associated line description (LIND) object. Use the Save Object (SAVOBJ) command to back up the associated TCP/IP interface.
Backing up NWSCFG objects and validation lists
Network server configuration objects are stored in the QUSRSYS library. These include the network server configuration objects (type *NWSCFG) and an associated validation list object (type *VLDL).

Parent topic: Backing up and recovering integrated servers

Related concepts

IBM i configuration objects for integrated servers

Related tasks

Restoring the NWSD and other objects associated with integrated servers

Related reference

What objects to save and their location on IBM i
Backing up your system