You can import data from a .zip file generated by the Cleo Harmony, Cleo VLTrader, or Cleo LexiCom application.
            You can choose a local .zip file or a remote file if your system is
            connectd to a Cleo Harmony
            or Cleo VLTrader trading partner
            and the administrator has provided a network deployment URL. Such a deployment URL
            points to a .zip file at a web location (possibly the Cleo Harmony, Cleo VLTrader, or Cleo LexiCom application).
         
      
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            To import user files from a zip file exported from the Cleo Harmony, Cleo VLTrader, or Cleo LexiCom application,
               select  in the menu bar in the native UI to display the Import User
                  Files dialog box. In the web UI, go to  to display the Import page.
         
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            Choose a file or a deployment URL from which to import data. 
            
               - In the native UI, in the Import User Files dialog box, selectLocal
                     File, navigate to the local .zip file you want
                  to import, and click Open
                  OR select Deployment URL, specify the URL and
                  connection type you want to use for import, and click
                     Download.
- In the web UI, click Select file to import, navigate
                  to the file you want to import, and click Open. 
 The Import User Files dialog box (native UI) or Import page (web UI) is
               redisplayed and populated with the contents of the .zip file you
               specified. 
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            Select any combination of the available files and click
                  Import.  A private key password must be provided with each
               selected user certificate.  If any of the files selected already exist, you will be
               prompted.
            
               
               For a partial host import where a set of mailboxes is being imported, the parent
                  host must exist and if a mailbox being imported already exists, the user is
                  prompted with a similar as above.  Actions being imported within a partial
                  mailboxes and partial configuration imports are handled in the same fashion. 
 Note: As an added security feature, the  Additional File(s) section of the
                  dialog may be removed by setting the
                      cleo.file.import.additional.files system property to false
                  in the  conf/system.properties file or by using a  -D
                     cleo.file.import.additional.files=false command line parameter.   This
                  property only affects the dialog launched from the  menu option and does not affect importing additional files via the
                  command line.  See  Running from the command line for more
               information. 
 
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            If the host being imported is disabled in the import file, select Enable
                  host if disabled to enable the host on import.
         
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            If the passphrase was set on export then it is required in order to decrypt and
               import. However, if there was no passphrase set on export then this field may be left
               empty.
         
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            Once the import is complete, the imported items (hosts, certs, etc.) are
               immediately available for use.
         
Zip files exported from the Cleo Harmony, Cleo VLTrader, or Cleo LexiCom application can
            also be imported using the Harmony, VLTrader, LexiCom commandline
               -i option.
         The following example imports a file originally exported from the 
Cleo Harmony, 
Cleo VLTrader, or 
Cleo LexiCom
            application:
VersaLexc -i VersaLexConfig.zip -pp cleocleo -cp keypswd1 -cp keypswd2 -m
where:
               - -i
                  VersaLexConfig.zip - import the file,
                     VersaLexConfig.zip.
- -pp
                  cleocleo - cleocleo is the passphrase used when the data
                  was exported.
- -cp
                  cleo
                  -cp
                  keypswd1
                  -cp
                  keypswd2 - certificate private key passwords that are
                  rotated through until one matches.
- -m - shows the output of the import on the console.
See Running from the command line.