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# Cómo hacer backup de los archivos del Agente

Mantener la **integridad de las configuraciones del Agente** es crucial para el correcto funcionamiento de **Skyone Studio**.

Si se realiza algún mantenimiento en el entorno donde está instalado el **Agente** que pueda comprometer los archivos, es indispensable que el equipo de infraestructura implemente una **estrategia de respaldo**.

* Si el archivo se corrompe o se elimina, el **Agente** perderá sus configuraciones y será necesario registrar un nuevo **Agente** en **Skyone Studio**.

#### Ubicación de los archivos de configuración del Agente:

* **Windows**

```
C:\Program Files\Sky.One Solutions\Integra.Sky Agent\sharedcomp.dll
```

* **Linux**

```
/usr/local/bin/skyone-solutions/integrasky-agent/sharedcomp.dll
```

* **Docker**\
  En el entorno Docker, el archivo se almacena en el **volumen mapeado al contenedor**.


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