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OMNIA DATABASE BACKUP USING SQL 2019

OMNIA Database Backup SQL 2019

This process involves making a backup of the OMNIA Database using Sql Server Management Studio 2019.

OMNIA Database Backup

For SQL Server Management Studio 2019

OMNIA Database Backup

It is essential that regular backups are made and kept on removable media, or on a networked drive.

Storing backups on the local disk will not prevent data loss if the hard drive fails.

To Backup your OMNIA Database:


In the windows search bar. Type SQL Server Management Studio

 Open SQL Server Management Studio
Login using your Login Details

           Defaults: (Username: Sysdba, Password: masterkey)Click on Connect

MicroSQLLogin1-1

Expand the Database Folder by clicking on the +
Right Click on OMNIA > Tasks> Back Up…

OMNIA_Tasks_Backups

Click on the Add…

Add_Destination

Select the (…) option.

Locate:     [Drive:] \OMNIA\database\Backups

OR

The location you want to make backups to

Select Destination
Thomas_backup

Enter a name for your backup with a suffix off  .Bak
Select Ok

bak

Select OK

bak

Select your destination and Click OK

Final

Once the backup is successful you will a message will appear.

Your Backup of the OMNIA Database is now Complete.

Submit a Support Ticket

FAQ

General

Can I initiate RS485 comms to a terminal from an existing IP terminal?

How to Select the Right Cable for the job

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Network Configuration – Best Practices

Technical Bulletins

OMNIA Run as a Service fix for v4.x

Access Control

AmanoNet

AmanoNet Back up using IB Console

AmanoNet Minimum PC Requirements and Specifications

AmanoNet System Migration Notes

Archive Tagholders in AmanoNet

Archive Transactions in AmanoNet

AutoID IP Hardware in AmanoNet

How to move AmanoNet Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

NOTICE! UPGRADE TO AMANONET 7.74 – EC2/400i NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Nexxus220

Change Default Password in Nexus220
Database Migration from Nexus220/IXP220 to OMNIA
How to fix a Java SE Binary Error in Nexus220 Software
How to get a copy of a database from Nexus220 Software
How to move Nexus220 to a different PC
IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220
Move Nexus220 Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)
Nexus220 Firmware Upgrade
Nexus220 Notifications Configuration/Email Configuration
Nexus220 The number of doors for this license has been exceeded
Nexus220 Web Reports Using Microsoft Edge
Reduce length of time on buzzer for readers in Nexus220

Omnia

Adding Widgets to the OMNIA Dashboard

Basic Trouble Shooting OMNIA

Batch Operations OMNIA

Change SYSDBA Password in OMNIA

Configuring Web Session Timeouts in OMINA

Create a Database for OMNIA 4.5 After Running the .iso

Create a Site Lockdown Input for OMNIA

Creating an Input on a Wiegand Reader Module to Generate a Lockdown/Emergency Mode For a Single APC Controller In OMNIA

Creating Operator Profiles

Creating Relay Actions I/O in OMNIA

Omnia Lite

Convert a Nexus Lite Database into OMNIA Lite Database

OMNIA LiTE Backup

PM Tronics Hardware

Amano Readers and Credentials

Change Modulation mode on XQT904 Quad Transmitter
How do I change Wiegand Output Mode on Amano readers?

Legacy Hardware

Factory Reset legacy Amano IP Cameras (sold prior to 2018)

Factory Reset Nexus220 controller

How do I factory reset the EC2 (400i) controller?

Setting IP on PMTronics Inc. Access Control Hardware

Partner Products

Partner Products

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Setting Read Range on a Conekt Reader

Video Management Systems

Cathexis Video (Amano Vision)

Cathexis Video AV (AntiVirus Exceptions)

AmanoDVMS

Which AmanoDVMS ports need to be open on my firewall?

Vision

AmanoVision web access user name case sensitivity usage

Nexus220 Notifications Configuration/Email Configuration

Nexus220 Notifications Configuration/Email Configuration

How to configure SMTP2GO for use in Nexus220

Nexus220 uses SSL security protocol for email notifications. Most email servers require TLS security protocol.
SMTP2GO will allow SSL security connections.

Go to https://app.smtp2go.com/, Select create free account.

Select the Free Plan, Enter a Name and Create a Password

use an email address for the account,

Confirm your email address and Activate your account.

After you Select Activate Account,

The SMTP 2 Go website will open. You will need to add a Verified Sender.

Select Add a Verified Sender

Select Add a Single User

Add your own email address and select Send verification Email.

Once the Sender Email is Verified, Create an SMTP Username

Go to Sending/SMTP Users and select continue

Select Add SMTP User

Create a Username and Password for the SMTP User.

This username and password will be used in Nexus220.

In the Nexus220 Configuration Page, Enter the Information

Select Add a Single User

The SMTP to go set up is complete

Need further assistance?

Submit a Support Ticket

Submit a Support Ticket

FAQ

General

Can I initiate RS485 comms to a terminal from an existing IP terminal?

How to Select the Right Cable for the job

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Network Configuration – Best Practices

Technical Bulletins

OMNIA Run as a Service fix for v4.x

Access Control

AmanoNet

AmanoNet Back up using IB Console

AmanoNet Minimum PC Requirements and Specifications

AmanoNet System Migration Notes

Archive Tagholders in AmanoNet

Archive Transactions in AmanoNet

AutoID IP Hardware in AmanoNet

How to move AmanoNet Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

NOTICE! UPGRADE TO AMANONET 7.74 – EC2/400i NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Nexxus220

Change Default Password in Nexus220
Database Migration from Nexus220/IXP220 to OMNIA
How to fix a Java SE Binary Error in Nexus220 Software
How to get a copy of a database from Nexus220 Software
How to move Nexus220 to a different PC
IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220
Move Nexus220 Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)
Nexus220 Firmware Upgrade
Nexus220 The number of doors for this license has been exceeded
Nexus220 Web Reports Using Microsoft Edge
Reduce length of time on buzzer for readers in Nexus220
Replacing Nexus220 Controller with APC Controller and Wiegand Reader Module

Omnia

Adding Widgets to the OMNIA Dashboard

Basic Trouble Shooting OMNIA

Batch Operations OMNIA

Change SYSDBA Password in OMNIA

Configuring Web Session Timeouts in OMINA

Create a Database for OMNIA 4.5 After Running the .iso

Create a Site Lockdown Input for OMNIA

Creating an Input on a Wiegand Reader Module to Generate a Lockdown/Emergency Mode For a Single APC Controller In OMNIA

Creating Operator Profiles

Creating Relay Actions I/O in OMNIA

Omnia Lite

Convert a Nexus Lite Database into OMNIA Lite Database

OMNIA LiTE Backup

PM Tronics Hardware

Amano Readers and Credentials

Change Modulation mode on XQT904 Quad Transmitter
How do I change Wiegand Output Mode on Amano readers?

Legacy Hardware

Factory Reset legacy Amano IP Cameras (sold prior to 2018)

Factory Reset Nexus220 controller

How do I factory reset the EC2 (400i) controller?

Setting IP on PMTronics Inc. Access Control Hardware

Partner Products

Partner Products

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Setting Read Range on a Conekt Reader

Video Management Systems

Cathexis Video (Amano Vision)

Cathexis Video AV (AntiVirus Exceptions)

AmanoDVMS

Which AmanoDVMS ports need to be open on my firewall?

Vision

AmanoVision web access user name case sensitivity usage

TCP and UDP ports for ImproNet/AmanoNet

TCP and UDP ports for ImproNet/AmanoNet

Ports that AmanoNet uses to Communicate Properly

Ports in AmanoNet are used for various purposes and protocols. Here is a list of TCP and UDP ports along with their corresponding functionalities:

TCP Ports:

– Port 80: Used for HTTP Web Reports.

– Port 443: Used for SSL Web Reports.

– Port 1433: Used for MS SQL.

– Port 3050: Used for Firebird.

– Port 10008: Used for All IP Terminals.

– Port 10500: Used for Discovery.

– Port 11010: Used for Morpho.

– Port 26661: Used for Alarm Viewer.

– Port 26663: Used for Transaction Viewer.

– Port 26665: Used for Messaging Port.

– Port 26667: Used for Door Status Port.

– Port 26668: Used for Engine Status Port.

– Port 26669: Used for Host Validation Port.

– Port 26680: Used for Security Server Port.

UDP Ports:

– Port 10002: Used for EC2 Controller.

– Port 10008: Used for IP Terminals.

– Port 10500: Used for Discovery.

These ports play a crucial role in facilitating communication and data transfer within the AmanoNet system.

Need further assistance?

Submit a Support Ticket

Submit a Support Ticket

FAQ

General

Can I initiate RS485 comms to a terminal from an existing IP terminal?

How to Select the Right Cable for the job

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Network Configuration – Best Practices

Technical Bulletins

OMNIA Run as a Service fix for v4.x

Access Control

AmanoNet

AmanoNet Back up using IB Console

AmanoNet Minimum PC Requirements and Specifications

AmanoNet System Migration Notes

Archive Tagholders in AmanoNet

Archive Transactions in AmanoNet

AutoID IP Hardware in AmanoNet

How to move AmanoNet Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

NOTICE! UPGRADE TO AMANONET 7.74 – EC2/400i NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Nexxus220

Change Default Password in Nexus220
Database Migration from Nexus220/IXP220 to OMNIA
How to fix a Java SE Binary Error in Nexus220 Software
How to get a copy of a database from Nexus220 Software
How to move Nexus220 to a different PC
IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220
Move Nexus220 Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)
Nexus220 Firmware Upgrade
Nexus220 Notifications Configuration/Email Configuration
Nexus220 The number of doors for this license has been exceeded
Nexus220 Web Reports Using Microsoft Edge
Reduce length of time on buzzer for readers in Nexus220

Omnia

Adding Widgets to the OMNIA Dashboard

Basic Trouble Shooting OMNIA

Batch Operations OMNIA

Change SYSDBA Password in OMNIA

Configuring Web Session Timeouts in OMINA

Create a Database for OMNIA 4.5 After Running the .iso

Create a Site Lockdown Input for OMNIA

Creating an Input on a Wiegand Reader Module to Generate a Lockdown/Emergency Mode For a Single APC Controller In OMNIA

Creating Operator Profiles

Creating Relay Actions I/O in OMNIA

Omnia Lite

Convert a Nexus Lite Database into OMNIA Lite Database

OMNIA LiTE Backup

PM Tronics Hardware

Amano Readers and Credentials

Change Modulation mode on XQT904 Quad Transmitter
How do I change Wiegand Output Mode on Amano readers?

Legacy Hardware

Factory Reset legacy Amano IP Cameras (sold prior to 2018)

Factory Reset Nexus220 controller

How do I factory reset the EC2 (400i) controller?

Setting IP on PMTronics Inc. Access Control Hardware

Partner Products

Partner Products

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Setting Read Range on a Conekt Reader

Video Management Systems

Cathexis Video (Amano Vision)

Cathexis Video AV (AntiVirus Exceptions)

AmanoDVMS

Which AmanoDVMS ports need to be open on my firewall?

Vision

AmanoVision web access user name case sensitivity usage

Nexus220 Web Reports Using Microsoft Edge

Nexus220 Web Reports Using Microsoft Edge

Nexus220 Web Reports can be viewed using Microsoft Edge with Internet Explorer Mode Enabled

When selecting Web, then Web Home Page in Nexus220, Nexus220 will attempt to launch the Web Reports Home page with the default browser that is configure for the PC Nexus220 is installed on. The Nexus220 Web Home Page was designed to use Internet Explorer. With Internet Explorer not being supported by Microsoft, Microsoft has made Microsoft Edge Browser available with an Internet Explorer Compatibility Function, The Nexus220 Web Home Page will need to be opened and viewed in Microsoft Edge with IE compatibility mode enabled.

Below are the steps to accomplish this:

  1. Open Microsoft Edge.
  2. Click the Settings and More (ellipsis) button in the top-right corner.
  3. Select the Settings option.
  4. Click on Default browser.
  5. Under the “Internet Explorer compatibility” section, turn on the “Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode” toggle switch to enable IE Mode on Edge.
  6. Click the Restart button. Enable IE mode on Edge

If the URL for the Nexus220 Web Home Page does not open after enabling the settings, you can follow the steps below to resolve the issue.

Open website with IE Mode on Edge

To open an incompatible website with IE Mode on Edge, use these steps:

  1. Open Microsoft Edge.
  2. Click the Settings and More (ellipsis) button in the top-right corner.
  3. Click the “Reload in Internet Explorer mode” option. Reload in Internet Explorer mode
  4. (Optional) Right-click the tab and select the “Reload tab in Internet Explorer mode” option.

After you complete the steps, the website should reload in compatibility mode. The option won’t be available in the menu if the feature is not enabled.

If you want to exit IE Mode, use the same instructions, but in step 3, select the “Exit Internet Explorer mode” option.

Need further assistance?

Submit a Support Ticket

Submit a Support Ticket

FAQ

General

Can I initiate RS485 comms to a terminal from an existing IP terminal?

How to Select the Right Cable for the job

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Network Configuration – Best Practices

Technical Bulletins

OMNIA Run as a Service fix for v4.x

Access Control

AmanoNet

AmanoNet Back up using IB Console

AmanoNet Minimum PC Requirements and Specifications

AmanoNet System Migration Notes

Archive Tagholders in AmanoNet

Archive Transactions in AmanoNet

AutoID IP Hardware in AmanoNet

How to move AmanoNet Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

NOTICE! UPGRADE TO AMANONET 7.74 – EC2/400i NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Nexxus220

Change Default Password in Nexus220
Database Migration from Nexus220/IXP220 to OMNIA
How to fix a Java SE Binary Error in Nexus220 Software
How to get a copy of a database from Nexus220 Software
How to move Nexus220 to a different PC
IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220
Move Nexus220 Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)
Nexus220 Firmware Upgrade
Nexus220 Notifications Configuration/Email Configuration
Nexus220 The number of doors for this license has been exceeded
Reduce length of time on buzzer for readers in Nexus220
Replacing Nexus220 Controller with APC Controller and Wiegand Reader Module

Omnia

Adding Widgets to the OMNIA Dashboard

Basic Trouble Shooting OMNIA

Batch Operations OMNIA

Change SYSDBA Password in OMNIA

Configuring Web Session Timeouts in OMINA

Create a Database for OMNIA 4.5 After Running the .iso

Create a Site Lockdown Input for OMNIA

Creating an Input on a Wiegand Reader Module to Generate a Lockdown/Emergency Mode For a Single APC Controller In OMNIA

Creating Operator Profiles

Creating Relay Actions I/O in OMNIA

Omnia Lite

Convert a Nexus Lite Database into OMNIA Lite Database

OMNIA LiTE Backup

PM Tronics Hardware

Amano Readers and Credentials

Change Modulation mode on XQT904 Quad Transmitter
How do I change Wiegand Output Mode on Amano readers?

Legacy Hardware

Factory Reset legacy Amano IP Cameras (sold prior to 2018)

Factory Reset Nexus220 controller

How do I factory reset the EC2 (400i) controller?

Setting IP on PMTronics Inc. Access Control Hardware

Partner Products

Partner Products

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Setting Read Range on a Conekt Reader

Video Management Systems

Cathexis Video (Amano Vision)

Cathexis Video AV (AntiVirus Exceptions)

AmanoDVMS

Which AmanoDVMS ports need to be open on my firewall?

Vision

AmanoVision web access user name case sensitivity usage

Resolving log4j Vulnerabilities

Resolving log4j Vulnerabilities

This process involves replacing the current log4j with a compatible alternative that addresses the reported vulnerabilities.

This process involves replacing the current log4j with a compatible alternative that addresses the reported vulnerabilities. It is important to proceed with caution and run a test before proceeding with the replacement. The following instructions aim to make the update as seamless as possible.

Summary:

There are two files that need to be removed from the same folder, and then you will place the attached library/file into that same folder.

Steps to stop the OMNIA:

Server App and Running as a Service

OMNIA running as a Service

1. Go to Services

2. Right Click OMNIA Service, Stop the OMNIA Service

Server App:

1. Before starting, ensure that your OMNIA Server is completely turned off. You can check this by clicking the small arrow on the bottom right corner of your taskbar.

2. Once clicked, you will see the OMNIA Server icon if it is running.

3. Right-click on the image and select “Exit.”

4. Click on the “Yes” option in the dialog box that appears.

5. Click on the small arrow again and make sure you no longer see the OMNIA Server logo. It may take a minute for it to shut down completely.

Steps to upgrade your OMNIA system:

1. Remove the highlighted files mentioned below. These files can be found in the default install location of OMNIA, which is also highlighted in the image provided. If you have installed OMNIA in a different location, navigate to that location and go into the version folder (the name of the version folder may vary depending on your update/installation history).

Note: It is recommended to copy these files to another location so that you can revert to the original state if any unforeseen problems occur.

2. Once the highlighted libraries are deleted, please copy and paste the library/file from the downloadable zip found at this link:

https://pmtronics-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/p/jeffrey_coleman/EiqzDxz-ULJJp2n8jhDV5vIB1t-jWWjdHF8drVLM0uw2iw?e=5DFjMv

You have now successfully updated your log4j and can start up the OMNIA Service or the OMNIA Server App again.

Need further assistance?

Submit a Support Ticket

Submit a Support Ticket

FAQ

General

Can I initiate RS485 comms to a terminal from an existing IP terminal?

How to Select the Right Cable for the job

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Network Configuration – Best Practices

Technical Bulletins

OMNIA Run as a Service fix for v4.x

Access Control

AmanoNet

AmanoNet Back up using IB Console

AmanoNet Minimum PC Requirements and Specifications

AmanoNet System Migration Notes

Archive Tagholders in AmanoNet

Archive Transactions in AmanoNet

AutoID IP Hardware in AmanoNet

How to move AmanoNet Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

ImproNet/AmanoNet Database Backup: SQL

NOTICE! UPGRADE TO AMANONET 7.74 – EC2/400i NO LONGER AVAILABLE

Nexxus220

Change Default Password in Nexus220
Database Migration from Nexus220/IXP220 to OMNIA
How to fix a Java SE Binary Error in Nexus220 Software
How to get a copy of a database from Nexus220 Software
How to move Nexus220 to a different PC
IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220
Move Nexus220 Access Control System from one PC to another (Firebird)
Nexus220 Firmware Upgrade
Nexus220 Notifications Configuration/Email Configuration
Nexus220 The number of doors for this license has been exceeded
Nexus220 Web Reports Using Microsoft Edge
Reduce length of time on buzzer for readers in Nexus220

Omnia

Adding Widgets to the OMNIA Dashboard

Basic Trouble Shooting OMNIA

Batch Operations OMNIA

Change SYSDBA Password in OMNIA

Configuring Web Session Timeouts in OMINA

Create a Database for OMNIA 4.5 After Running the .iso

Create a Site Lockdown Input for OMNIA

Creating an Input on a Wiegand Reader Module to Generate a Lockdown/Emergency Mode For a Single APC Controller In OMNIA

Creating Operator Profiles

Creating Relay Actions I/O in OMNIA

Omnia Lite

Convert a Nexus Lite Database into OMNIA Lite Database

OMNIA LiTE Backup

PM Tronics Hardware

Amano Readers and Credentials

Change Modulation mode on XQT904 Quad Transmitter
How do I change Wiegand Output Mode on Amano readers?

Legacy Hardware

Factory Reset legacy Amano IP Cameras (sold prior to 2018)

Factory Reset Nexus220 controller

How do I factory reset the EC2 (400i) controller?

Setting IP on PMTronics Inc. Access Control Hardware

Partner Products

Partner Products

IDEMIA Sigma Lite Readers NOT compatible for use in AmanoNet or Nexus220

Setting Read Range on a Conekt Reader

Video Management Systems

Cathexis Video (Amano Vision)

Cathexis Video AV (AntiVirus Exceptions)

AmanoDVMS

Which AmanoDVMS ports need to be open on my firewall?

Vision

AmanoVision web access user name case sensitivity usage

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