Cuanto preguntaba si tenías Back Up me refería a la copia de seguridad que se puede hacer desde una de las tareas de la consola. Nuestra experiencia en ASOA no es mucha, nosotros siempre instalamos AEA.
Aquí te dejo las instrucciones de cómo restaurar una copia de seguridad en ASOA:
Hi,
When you run "System backup" job in console, "backup.dat" file is created in avast! SOA's ProgramData folder (C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\AVAST Software\Administration Console\Backup in Windows XP/2003, C:\ProgramData\AVAST Software\Administration Console\Backup in Vista/7/2008). This file contains database, license file and a few metadata.
Then, when you want to restore a database (and/or license file) you can use Avast.SystemRestore.exe cmd line utility, which is located at C:\Program Files\Avast Software\avast! Administration Console\
Supported arguments are:
b, backup-file Required. Full path to the backup file to be used for restoration.
c, connection-string Connection string.
v, verbose Enable verbose output.
license-file-path Path to the license file.
force Skip security question (the whole process will proceed without user interaction).
timeout Timeout of the server STARTING/STOPPING operations (in seconds).
i, items Items to be restored (eg. -i 'license, database').
help Display this help screen.
The only mandatory argument is b. This is an absolute path to backup.dat file. Other options, like connection-string and license-file-path are by default retrieved from existing installation of avast! SOA.
Backup/Restore operations can be performed on local databases only. This means - embedded SQL engine introduced in ASOA or local “full” SQL Server instance. Also note that you cannot restore database to a different database engine. E.g. you cannot perform restore on a file that contains “full” SQL server database over an embedded SQL database (and vice versa).