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-**Post-release**: Added steps to export and import dashboard customizations in the upgrade guide. ([#8618](https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-documentation/pull/8618))
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-**Post-release**: Updated the vulnerability detection capability section. ([#8693](https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-documentation/pull/8693))
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-**Post-release**: Changed the warning note on using the `$` and `&` characters when changing passwords in Docker deployments. ([#8694](https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-documentation/pull/8694))
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-**Post-release**: Changed Windows commands in the backup guide to PowerShell. ([#8761](https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-documentation/pull/8761))
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In this section you can find instructions on how to create and restore a backup of your Wazuh installation.
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To do this backup, you copy key files to a folder preserving file permissions, ownership, and path. Later, you can move this folder contents back to the corresponding location to restore your Wazuh data, certificates, and configurations. Backing up Wazuh files is useful in cases such as moving your Wazuh installation to another system.
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To do this backup, copy the key files to a designated folder while preserving file permissions, ownership, and directory structure. This ensures you can later restore your Wazuh data, certificates, and configurations by transferring the files back to their original locations. This method is particularly useful when migrating your Wazuh installation to a new system.
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Restoring Wazuh agent files
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Perform the steps below in an elevated Windows Command Prompt (CMD) to restore the Wazuh agent files on a Windows endpoint.
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Perform the steps below to restore Wazuh agent files on a Windows endpoint.
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#. Stop the Wazuh agent to prevent any modification to the Wazuh agent files during the restore process by running the following command on the Command Prompt as an administrator:
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#. Stop the Wazuh agent to prevent any modification to the Wazuh agent files during the restore process by running the following command on PowerShell as an administrator:
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.. code-block:: doscon
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.. code-block:: ps1con
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NET STOP WazuhSvc
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> NET STOP WazuhSvc
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#. Launch the Windows Command Prompt as an administrator and navigate to the ``wazuh_files_backup/<DATE_TIME>`` folder that contains the backup files.
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#. Launch PowerShell as an administrator and navigate to the ``wazuh_files_backup/<DATE_TIME>`` folder that contains the backup files.
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#. Run the following commands to copy the Wazuh agent data, certificates, and configurations:
You can also copy these files using the *drag and drop* method.
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#. Restore your custom files, such as local SCA policies, active response scripts, and wodle commands, if there are any. Adapt the following command accordingly.
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# Example variables - replace with your actual file names and folders
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