The LaMa Service Dashboard allows you to Restore VLA configuration:
Prerequisites
To restore the VLA configuration, you will need to provide a VLA backup file. The backup file contains configuration and settings of the VLA.
Procedure
In a new browser window or tab enter the URL for the LaMa Service Dashboard page on the Tomcat instance, for example: https://<vla_hostname_or_IP>:8443/vla/dashboard, where <vla_hostname_or_IP> is the FQDN or IP address of VLA.
You may be prompted with a certificate warning. In this case, check certificates and accept/add them if they are ok. A few examples can be found in Add Trusted Certificates in a Browser, for more information, please read the browser documentation and policy.
Enter the LaMa Service username and password. This opens the dashboard.
Click on the Backup and Restore section of the dashboard and scroll down to the Restore heading.
Figure 1. Restore section
Click Choose file and select the backup file.
Enter the password for the backup file.
Select the Restore type:
All Configuration and Settings includes the VLA LaMa Service Settings along with the system settings, network settings, accounts and server certificate.
VLA LaMa Service Settings includes web server configuration, credentials database, the key store and LaMa user account.
Click RESTORE to start the restore process.
Figure 2. Restore Process
The browser now displays a confirmation dialog. Click OK if you want to restore the settings.
You can see the results in the Backup/restore results section of the dashboard page.