Back up the WebSphere Application Server configuration to a compressed file by using the
backupConfig command.
For a stand-alone node, run the backupConfig utility at the node level. For a network
deployment cell, run the backupConfig utility at the deployment manager level because it
contains the master repository. Do not run the backupConfig utility at the node level of a cell.
The restoreConfig command restores the configuration of your stand-alone node or cell
from the compressed file that you created by using the backupConfig command.
Consider running the backupConfig utility before each major change to the WebSphere
Application Server configuration.
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