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Backup
Backing Up Windows Systems
Chapter 5172
Sparse Files Sparse files contain many zero data sets as opposed to, for example,
compressed files. At backup time, Data Protector automatically skips
zero-parts, so that the media space on the backup device is allocated for
non-zero parts only.
UNIX and Windows sparse files are not compatible.
Manual Definition
of Multiple Disk
Agents
If you want to back up one mount point through multiple Disk Agents
(DA), you have to specify each object separately using the Manual add
functionality. Give a new description to each object and use the
Trees/Exclude option in the Manual add wizard to specify the path for
an object. Refer to Figure 5-9.
In addition, consider the following:
• You have to manually define the data area split, taking care to avoid
overlapping the same data.
• If more than one DA is concurrently accessing the same mount point,
which is defined as one disk, the data transfer speed will drop. This
can be different when using disk arrays.
- Administrator’s Guide 1
- Legal Notices 2
- Contents 10
- Printing History 19
- Conventions 21
- Contact Information 23
- Data Protector Documentation 25
- In This Book 29
- Organization 30
- 1 Introducing Data Protector 31
- How a Backup Session Works 34
- How a Restore Session Works 34
- Graphical User Interface 37
- The Command-Line Interface 41
- Chapter 2 17 47
- Configuring Backup Devices 50
- Chapter 222 52
- Configuring File Devices 56
- Configuring Library Devices 59
- Chapter 2 33 63
- Configuring Magazine Devices 64
- Configuring Stacker Devices 65
- Configuration Procedure 69
- Support of New Devices 71
- Chapter 2 45 75
- Direct Library Access Concept 77
- Configuration Overview 77
- Drive Cleaning 91
- Busy Drive Handling 95
- Activating Barcode Support 96
- Chapter 2 67 97
- Chapter 2 69 99
- Disabling a Backup Device 100
- Chapter 2 71 101
- Figure 2-12 Disable Device 101
- Removing a Backup Device 102
- Renaming a Backup Device 103
- Device Locking 104
- Chapter 2 77 107
- 3 Configuring Users and User 111
- In This Chapter 112
- Data Protector User Rights 113
- Adding a User Group 118
- Deleting a User Group 119
- Adding or Deleting a User 120
- Modifying a User 122
- Changing User Group Rights 123
- Example User Configurations 124
- Chapter 396 126
- 4 Managing Media 127
- Management 129
- Media Life Cycle 130
- Creating a Media Pool 132
- Properties of a Media Pool 133
- Adding Media to a Media Pool 137
- Formatting Media 138
- Importing Media 143
- Appending Backups to Media 147
- Selecting Media for Backup 150
- Recycling Media 153
- Moving Media to Another Pool 154
- Modifying Media Locations 156
- Modifying Media Descriptions 157
- Verifying Data on a Medium 158
- Scanning Media in a Device 159
- Scheduled Eject of Media 168
- Vaulting Media 170
- Configuring Vaults 171
- Moving Media to a Vault 171
- Copying Media 173
- Automated Media Copying 175
- Managing Media 180
- Chapter 4150 180
- Chapter 5 151 181
- Configuring a Backup 183
- Backing Up UNIX Systems 191
- Backing Up Disks Using NFS 194
- Backing Up Windows Systems 198
- Backing Up CONFIGURATION 203
- Chapter 5 193 223
- Chapter 5 197 227
- Backing Up OpenVMS Systems 231
- Scheduling Unattended Backups 237
- Starting Periodic Backups 239
- Editing Your Backup Schedule 240
- Running Consecutive Backups 242
- Using Backup Templates 246
- Backup Specification 248
- Applying a Backup Template 248
- Creating a New Template 250
- Chapter 5 221 251
- Options” on page 225 251
- Using Backup Options 255
- Device Backup Options 279
- Pre- and Post-Exec Commands 280
- Managing Failed Backups 293
- Preventing Backup Failure 294
- Restarting Failed Backups 296
- 6Restore 297
- Restoring Your Data 299
- Restoring Disk Images 303
- Restoring UNIX Systems 306
- Restoring Windows Systems 307
- Restoring DFS 315
- Restrictions 317
- Restoring Novell NDS 319
- Restoring OpenVMS Filesystems 321
- Restore Options 324
- Restore Techniques 329
- Restoring Files in Parallel 330
- Viewing Files Not in the IDB 331
- Restoring Files in Use 332
- Restoring by Query 332
- Skipping Files for Restore 334
- Chapter 6306 336
- 7 Monitoring, Reporting 337
- Monitoring Sessions 339
- Viewing Finished Sessions 340
- Responding to Mount Requests 340
- Aborting Running Sessions 342
- Chapter 7 313 343
- Data Protector Reporting 345
- Report Types 347
- Configuration Reports 350
- IDB Reports 351
- Chapter 7322 352
- Table 7-4 IDB Reports 352
- Chapter 7 323 353
- Pools and Media Reports 354
- Sessions in Timeframe Reports 356
- Single Session Report 358
- Report Formats 359
- Report Send Methods 361
- Broadcast Message Send Method 362
- Log to File Send Method 362
- SNMP Send Method 362
- External Send Method 364
- Running Individual Reports 368
- Running Report Groups 368
- Data Protector Notifications 372
- Notification Send Methods 377
- Configuring Notifications 381
- Generating the Reports 385
- Configuring Report Groups 385
- Data Protector Event Log 386
- Chapter 7358 388
- 8 Manager-of-Managers 389
- Environment 389
- Manager-of-Managers 391
- Setting Up MoM Manager 393
- Adding a MoM Administrator 394
- Database 398
- Centralized Licensing 402
- Enterprise Environment 410
- Internal Database 411
- The IDB Architecture 414
- Chapter 9 387 417
- Configuring the IDB 418
- Preparing for IDB Recovery 420
- Maintaining the IDB 432
- Reducing the IDB Growth 435
- Reducing the IDB Size 436
- Purging Obsolete Filenames 438
- Extending the Database Size 438
- Checking the Database Size 440
- Restoring the IDB 444
- Recovering the IDB 447
- Filenames Part 453
- Changed Device 454
- C:\TEMP\restjob.txt 455
- -name LDEV 455
- -policy 1 455
- -type 1 455
- -dev scsi0:0:0:0 456
- -mahost goedl.hermes 456
- -position 3:0 456
- -daid 977824764 456
- Chapter 9434 464
- 10 Disaster Recovery 465
- Introduction 467
- Planning 473
- Disaster Recovery 479
- Chapter 10 449 479
- Windows System 480
- Requirements 481
- Limitation 481
- Preparation 481
- Recovery 486
- Limitations 490
- Automated System Recovery 510
- Specifics 517
- Advanced Recovery Tasks 520
- Using System Recovery Tools 533
- Manager 542
- General Troubleshooting 544
- Troubleshooting EADR and OBDR 546
- Enter to log on using the 548
- Chapter 10520 550
- Global Options File 553
- Using Omnirc Options 555
- Shared Memory Segment) 556
- Firewall Support 558
- Port Usage in Data Protector 561
- Chapter 11534 564
- Table 11-3 564
- Environments 565
- 12 Troubleshooting 577
- Data Protector Log Files 580
- Log Files and Their Contents 581
- Debugging 583
- Ways of Debugging 584
- Debug Syntax 585
- Trace File Name 586
- INET Debug on UNIX 587
- INET Debug on Windows 587
- CRS Debug on Windows 587
- Sample Debugging 588
- Troubleshooting 592
- Communication 595
- Data Protector Processes 603
- 2000/XP/Server 2003 604
- Device Open Problem 605
- Medium Quality Statistics 605
- Medium Header Sanity Check 607
- Protector A.05.10 608
- Other Common Problems 609
- Backup Protection Expiration 616
- Windows Cell Manager 619
- Troubleshooting the IDB 622
- Temporary Directory Missing 627
- Performance Problems 629
- Properly 635
- Chapter 12610 640
- 13 Integrations with Other 641
- Applications 641
- MC/ServiceGuard Integration 657
- SERVICE_NAME [0] = omni_sv 666
- SERVICE_RESTART [0] = “-r 2” 666
- Clients on MC/ServiceGuard 667
- Veritas Cluster Integration 670
- Data Source Integration (DSI) 674
- Integration 676
- ManageX Integration 678
- Examples 683
- 14 ADIC/GRAU DAS and STK ACS 685
- Libraries 685
- Configuration Basics 689
- Media Management Basics 689
- Configuration 692
- Connecting Library Drives 692
- Preparing for Installation 692
- Using the Data Protector GUI 699
- The STK ACS Library Device 710
- Chapter 14696 726
- Management window 726
- Chapter 14 699 729
- Chapter 14700 730
- A Further Information 731
- In This Appendix 732
- VxFS Snapshot 733
- Data Protector Commands 737
- Performance Considerations 738
- Schedule the Report Group 744
- Commands for UNIX 750
- Disaster Recovery: 755
- Move Kill Links on HP-UX 11.x 755
- Creating a libaci.o on AIX 756
- Further Information 759
- Appendix A A-29 759
- Appendix AA-30 760
- Appendix A A-31 761
- Appendix AA-32 762
- Appendix A A-33 763
- Appendix AA-34 764
- Appendix A A-35 765
- Appendix AA-36 766
- Appendix A A-37 767
- Appendix A A-39 769
- Appendix AA-40 770
- Appendix A A-41 771
- Appendix AA-42 772
- Appendix A A-43 773
- Preparation Template 779
- MaximumSGList 781
- BlockSize 781
- 781
- Appendix AA-52 782
- Glossary 783
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