Export objects and data from your ePO - On-prem server

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Exported objects and data can be used for backing up important data, and to restore or configure the ePO - On-prem servers in your environment.

Most objects and data used in your server can be exported or downloaded for viewing, transforming, or importing into another server or applications. The following table lists the various items you can act on. To view data, export the tables as HTML or PDF files. To use the data in other applications, export the tables or to CSV or XML files.

An exported XML file usually contains an element named <list> in the event multiple items are being exported. If only one object is exported, this element might be named after the object. (For example <query>). Any more detailed contents are variable depending on the exported item type.

The following items can be exported. Installed extensions can add items to this list. Check the extension documentation for details.

  • Dashboards

  • Permission Sets

  • Queries

  • Reports

  • Server Tasks

  • Users

  • Automatic Responses

You can also export items from:

  • Policy Catalog

  • Client Task Catalog

  • Tag Catalog

The following items can have a table of their current contents exported.

  • Audit Log

  • Issues

For details about product features, usage, and best practices, click ? or Help.

  1. From the page displaying the objects or data, click Actions and select an option. For example, when exporting a table, select Export Table, then click Next.

  2. When exporting content that can be downloaded in multiple formats, such as Query data, an Export page with configuration options appears. Specify your preferences, then click Export.

  3. When exporting objects or definitions, such as client task objects or definitions, one of the following occurs:

    • A browser window opens where you can choose Open or Save.

    • An Export page with a link to the file opens. Left-click the link to view the file in your browser, or right-click the link to save the file.