You can use F5^® Herculon™ SSL Orchestrator™ to both import and export previously successful configurations to resolve specific configuration deployment issues or deploy into any Herculon SSL Orchestrator environment. By importing new configurations, you can use external configuration JSON (JavaScript^®Object Notation) files to reset your Herculon SSL Orchestrator settings. When importing past configurations, you can use the roll back capability by selecting a previously saved or imported file from a list that also contains user-specified comments. By rolling back to a previously successful deployment configuration, you can quickly resolve specific configuration issues in a current deployment, or fix a corrupted environment.

You can also export previously successful deployment configurations as JSON files to use in any Herculon SSL Orchestrator environment. These exported configurations can be used to address other specific configuration issues.

1. On the Main tab, click SSL Orchestrator > Configuration , and on the menu bar, click Settings > Import Configs to view import configuration settings.
   The Import Configurations screen opens.
2. From the Import Configurations From list, select File.
3. Click Choose File and select the location of the configuration JSON file saved on your local system that you want to import.
4. Select the JSON file and click Open.
   The JSON file you selected opens next to the Choose File button. If the file contains the correct structure, the Update button is enabled.
5. Click Update.
   If the file's configuration has been altered, a dialog box opens asking if you want to continue importing the file.
6. Specify what you want to do.
   • To examine the differences between the current configuration and the imported configuration, click OK.
   • To stop the import process, click Cancel.
   If you clicked OK, an automatically generated JSON dialog box opens asking Do you wish to import these SSL Orchestrator configuration settings?. The current configuration and the imported configuration display next to each other, and show any configuration differences that might be found between the two files. Make sure to review all of the differences between the two files to verify that this is the configuration you want to import.
7. To import the contents of the configuration file, click OK, or click Cancel to stop the import process.
8. Click Deploy to deploy the imported configuration into Herculon SSL Orchestrator.
9. Click Finished.

1. On the Main tab, click SSL Orchestrator > Configuration , and on the menu bar, click Settings > Import Configs to view import configuration settings.
   The Import Configurations screen opens.
2. From the Import Configurations From list, select Past Deployment.
   The screen lists previously saved deployments.
3. Select a previously saved configuration to import.
4. Click Update.
   An automatically generated JSON dialog box opens, asking Do you wish to rollback your SSL Orchestrator configuration settings?. The current configuration and the past configuration display next to each other, and show any configuration differences that might be found between the two files. Make sure to review all of the differences between the two files to verify that this is the configuration you want to import.
5. To import the contents of the past deployment, click OK, or click Cancel to stop the import process.
6. Click Deploy to deploy the past configuration into Herculon SSL Orchestrator.
   A Deploy Comments popup dialog box opens where you can enter information specific to the successfully deployed past configuration.

1. On the Main tab, click SSL Orchestrator > Configuration , and on the menu bar, click Settings > Export Configs to view export configuration settings.
   The Export Configurations screen opens.

   Note: If you do not have any previously saved deployments, no information displays.
2. From the Export Configurations table, select a previously deployed configuration.
3. Click Export.
   A dialog box popup opens showing the JSON configuration information to be exported, and asks Do you wish to export the current SSL Orchestrator Configuration settings to a .json file?.
4. To export the current Herculon SSL Orchestrator settings into a JSON export file, click OK, or click Cancel to stop the export process.
5. Type the filename of the JSON file to export.
6. Click OK.