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/dev/mcn file
/etc/dumpdates file
/etc/hosts.equiv file
/etc/log/backup file
/etc/log/snapmirror
/etc/nvfail_rename file
/etc/snapmirror.allow file
purpose
sample
/etc/snapmirror.conf file
arguments field defaults
dest_filer field
format
purpose
sample
SnapMirror scheduling in
/etc/tape_config directory, contents
/etc/tape_config files

A  Top

access to remote data
ACLs (Access Control Lists)
including in tape backups
omitting from tape backup
omitting from tape restores
aliases, tape
on multiple filers
purposes for
automatic confirmations, defined

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backup terminate command (terminates a dump)
backups
comparison of methods
copying from tape with restore command
creating snapshot_for_backup file for
Data ONTAP process for
defined
estimating size of
event logging for
file information backed up in
full
incremental
after SnapRestore use
disadvantages of
restoring incremental
specifying with dumpdates file
levels defined
metadata
methods Data ONTAP supports
nonconsecutive, contents of
on-line
advantages
disadvantages
methods
parallel
restarting
restoring data from tapes
restoring files from multiple tapes on single-tape drive, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
restoring files from remote filer, example
restoring files from tape drive on a Solaris system, example
restoring from tape
displaying a table of contents (files)
displaying a table of contents (qtrees)
ignoring inode limitations
omitting ACLs
omitting qtree information
preparing for other than original path
restoring entire filer to different location, example
restoring entire filer to original location, example
restoring entire filer, procedure
restoring individual files, example
running a test restore
specifying a full restore
specifying a restore destination
specifying a resumed restore, procedure
specifying a resumed restore, rules
specifying a tape file
specifying automatic confirmations
specifying individual files to restore
specifying restore status
specifying tape devices
when not to restore from tape
when to restore from tape
to tape
advantages of
disadvantages
reasons for
unattended
types of
using df to estimate size of
using SnapMirror for
why necessary
Windows NT ACL information, including
backups to tape (dump command)
appending backups on one tape
benefits of entering at console
benefits of using Remote Shell
blocking factor in
estimating tapes required for
example
excluding data in qtrees
excluding files
file information backed up
format
from existing snapshots
full backup excluding specified files, example
full backup from a snapshot, example
full backup of a list of files or directories, example
full backup specifying blocking factor, example
full backup to local tape minus qtrees, example
full backup to local tape with record, example
full backup to local tape, example
full backup to multiple tapes on single-tape drives, example
full backup to multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
full backup to remote Solaris system, example
full backup to remote tape, example
full backup to Solaris system with tape file size limit, example
full backup without ACLs, example
incremental backup to local tape, example
insufficient tapes for
labeling backup tapes
leaving volumes online for backup
maximum tape blocks per tape file
minimizing tapes used for
number of simultaneous dumps possible
objects backed up
options for
order of tape devices specified by
organizing efficiently
preparing for
qtree batch files in dump paths
recommendations for
rules for
rules for excluding files from
simultaneous dumps
specifying backup level
specifying backup names
specifying dump path
specifying files and directories
specifying local tape device names of
specifying remote tape device names of
specifying tape blocks per tape file
syntax
updating dumpdates file
use of snapshots
verifying
where to enter command
Windows NT ACL information, omitting
blocking factor
specifying when backing up data
specifying when restoring data
bootup, with nvfail enabled

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cascading SnapMirror destinations
CIFS attributes, not backed up by dump command
cifs shares command (adds shares with virus scanning turned on/off)
cifs shares command (turns on/off virus scanning for read-only access for shares)
cifs shares command (turns on/off virus scanning for shares)
cifs.snapshot_file_folding.enable option
clients
accessing snapshots from
disabling access to snapshots for
snapshot directory invisible from
commands
cpio
df (finds snapshot disk consumption)
hostname
ls -a (shows snapshot files)
ls -lu (shows when snapshots created)
maxfiles (sets maximum number of files per volume)
mt -eom (positions tape to end of data)
mt -fsf (moves tape forward, skipping files)
mt -offline (rewinds tape, unloads tape media)
mt -rewind (rewinds tape)
mt -status (shows information about tape devices and their drives)
mt-bsf (moves tape backward, skips files)
options backup.log.enable (turns event logging on or off)
qtree (displays status of qtrees)
quotas on (enables quotas)
rsh (with vol copy abort)
rsh (with vol copy status)
storage alias (assigns tape alias)
storage alias (displays tape aliases)
storage show (displays tape drive information)
storage unalias (removes tape alias)
vol copy throttle
vol create -m (creates a pair of mirrored volumes)
vol destroy command (removes a plex from a mirrored pair)
vol split command (splits a mirrored volume)
vol verify start command (compares data in mirrored volumes)
vol verify status command (displays percentage of comparison of data in mirrored volumes completed)
vol verify stop command (stops comparing data in mirrored volumes)
vol verify suspend command (suspends comparison of data in mirrored volumes)
compression type
displaying
specifying for tape devices
specifying in restores from tape
configuration files
/etc/nvfail_rename
/etc/snapmirror.conf
avoiding reversion of
confirmations, automatic
defined
specifying
console, using dump command through
copy operations, number of simultaneous allowed
cpio command
disadvantages of
using for backup

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data
access to remote, using SnapMirror
backups, defined
online recovery
protection methods
defining
need for
Data Management Application (DMA)
database file protection
nvfail warnings
renaming files
databases, testing using SnapMirror
destination volumes, maximum allowed by SnapMirror
df command
displaying free space on disk
finding size of data for backups
directories of snapshots
on CIFS clients
on NFS clients
disaster recovery using SnapMirror
disaster recovery, using SnapMirror for
disk pool, defined
disk space
freeing by deleting snapshots
how calculated by snap list
how snapshots consume
percentages used, how calculated
reclaiming from snapshots
reserving for snapshots
saving with file folding
DMA. See Data Management Application
drive number, specifying for tape devices
dump command
appending backups on one tape
backup levels, defined
CIFS attributes, not backed up by
deleting a restartable dump
effect on SnapMirror update schedule
example
excluding data in qtrees from backups
excluding files from backups
full backup excluding specified files, example
full backup from a snapshot, example
full backup of a list of files or directories, example
full backup specifying blocking factor, example
full backup to local tape minus qtrees, example
full backup to local tape with record, example
full backup to local tape, example
full backup to multiple tapes on single-tape drives, example
full backup to multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
full backup to remote Solaris system with tape file size limit, example
full backup to remote Solaris system, example
full backup to remote tape, example
full backup without ACLs, example
how it works
incremental backup to local tape, example
leaving volumes online for
maximum tape blocks per tape file
objects backed up
options for
order of tape devices specified by
permissions limitations
preparing for use
qtree batch files in dump paths
restarting
rules for
rules for excluding files from backups
simultaneous dumps
specifying backup level
specifying backup names
specifying dump path
specifying files and directories
specifying local tape device names
specifying remote tape device names of
specifying tape blocks per tape file
syntax
updating dumpdates file
use of snapshots
using for backups
labeling backup tapes
minimizing tapes used for
organizing efficiently
verifying
where to enter
Windows NT ACL information, including
Windows NT ACL information, omitting
with blocking factor
dump commands
backup terminate (terminates a dump)
dump restart (restarts interrupted backups)
dump event log, example
dump events
dump paths, specifying
dump restart command (restarts interrupted backup)
dumpdates file
example
purpose
rules for
updating

E  Top

error messages
from volume copying
Stale File Handle
event log files
effect of takeover mode on
rotation
viewing, reasons for
event log messages
aborted restore, example
dump events
dump, example
format
identifier field
restore events
restore, example
start and stop logging events
timestamp field
type field
event logging
defined
enabling or disabling
for backup and restore
examples
dump command
full backup excluding specified files
full backup from a snapshot
full backup of a list of files or directories
full backup specifying blocking factor
full backup to local tape
full backup to local tape minus qtrees
full backup to local tape with record
full backup to multiple tapes on single-tape drives
full backup to multiple tapes on tape stacker
full backup to remote Solaris system
full backup to remote tape
full backup to Solaris system with tape file size limit
full backup without ACLs
incremental backup to local tape
dumpdates file
event log
aborted restore
restore
restore command
restoring entire filer to different location
restoring entire filer to original location
restoring files from multiple tapes on single-tape drive
restoring files from multiple tapes on tape stacker
restoring files from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives
restoring files from remote filer
restoring files from tape drive on a Solaris system
restoring individual files
syntax
SnapMirror log files
SnapMirror, use of snapshots
snapmirror.conf file
tape configuration file
tape device names
vol copy throttle command (controls volume copy speed)
volume copy start command

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file access times of snapshots
defined
from CIFS clients
from NFS clients
file extensions
adding to extensions to exclude from a scan
adding to vscan list
excluding
for vscan, excluding
for vscan, viewing
removing from a vscan exclude list
removing from vscan
replacing extensions to exclude from a scan
replacing in vscan list
resetting to vscan default exclude list
resetting to vscan default list
viewing extensions to exclude from a scant
file folding
defined
disabling
starting
file versions of snapshots
defined
finding all
filers
adding Fiber-Channel-attached drives dynamically
creating trust relationships between
displaying compression capacity of tape drives
displaying information about tape drive connections to
displaying SCSI IDs of tape drives
displaying tape drive information
restoring all volumes on from backup
showing which tape drives supported
files
backing up using dump command
displaying table of contents of for restoration
dumpdates
event log
excluding from dump command
nvfail_rename
protecting with nvfail option
restoring all from tape
restoring from snapshots
restoring specified files from tape
reverting from snapshots with SnapRestore
tape qualification
using Remote Shell for backups
firewalls, how SnapMirror negotiates
full backups
full restores

H  Top

hostname command
hosts, remote
hourly snapshots
HP-UX
backing up with SnapVault
versions supported for SnapVault

I  Top

increment chains, of backups
incremental backups
nonconsecutive, contents of
initializing SnapMirror
inodes
defined
displaying for restored files
ignoring limits when restoring files

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levels of backups
license add
for SnapVault
license add command
load balancing, using SnapMirror for
log file of SnapMirror transfers
log files
for backup and restore events
NDMP
LUN (logical unit number)
data protection of volumes containing LUNs

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maxfiles command (sets maximum number of files per volume)
metadata backups
methods of backup
mirrored volumes
adding disks to
adding synchronous mirroring to an existing volume
advantages
creating at the same time
defined
removing and destroying a plex
removing mirroring between
verifying data
mt command (controls tape movement on tape drives)
mt command syntax

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NDMP
advantages of
copying with local tool (ndmpcopy)
debug log file, displaying
debug messages
defined
disabling preferred network interface
disabling service (ndmpd off)
enabling or disabling service
enabling service (ndmpd on)
killing sessions (ndmpd kill command)
log files
preparing a filer for basic management
session information
displaying (ndmpd status command)
displaying detailed (ndmpd probe)
types
setting preferred network interface
showing max version supported (ndmpd version command)
tape devices used for
terminating session (ndmpd kill)
Unicode format, file names in
using with tape libraries
versions of
NDMP commands
ndmp on
ndmpcopy (uses local copy tool)
ndmpd debug (outputs debug log file)
ndmpd kill (terminates NDMP session)
ndmpd kill (terminates session)
ndmpd off (disables service)
ndmpd on (enables service)
ndmpd probe (displays detailed status)
ndmpd status (displays status)
ndmpd version (shows max version supported)
ndmp.preferred_interface disable option (disables preferred network interface)
ndmp.preferred_interface option (sets preferred network option)
ndmpcopy command
ndmpd debug command (outputs debug log file)
ndmpd kill command (terminates NDMP session)
ndmpd on/off command
ndmpd probe command (displays detailed status)
ndmpd status command (displays status)
ndmpd version command (shows max version supported)
NFS clients
accessing snapshots from
determining snapshot file access time from
using cpio command with
nightly snapshots
nonqualified tape drives
defined
emulating qualified tape drives
nvfail option
bootup process
renaming files for database protection
sending warnings for database protection
using nvfail_rename file
what it does
nvfail_rename file
nvpmgr command

O  Top

online data recovery
Open Systems
license add command
managing
nvpmgr command
primary platform configuration
restoring data
secondary storage configuration
snapvault snap -x command
snapvault start command
supported commands
svrestore command
Open Systems platform
definition
non-filer systems supported for SnapVault backup
supported platforms
Open Systems SnapVault agent
definition
operation numbers
using with vol copy abort
using with vol.copy.throttle
options
cifs.snapshot_file_filding.enable
license add
ndmpd.preferred_interface (sets preferred network interface)
ndmpd.preferred_interface disable (disables preferred network interface)
snapmirror.checkip.enable (lets SnapMirror resolve host names to IP addresses)
snapmirror.enable off (disables SnapMirror)
snapmirror.enable on (enables SnapMirror)
snapmirror.log.enable
snapvault.access
snapvault.enable off
snapvault.enable on (turns SnapVault on)
vol.copy.throttle (controls volume copy speed)
options backup.log.enable command (turns event logging on or off)

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parallel backups
permissions limitations, in dump and restore
permissions, for snapshots
physical path names (PPNs)
plexes
defined
verifying data
PPNs (physical path names)
definition
example
format
primary storage system
defined
filer and Open Systems platforms
supported platforms
primary system qtree
definition
private networks, for volume copy

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qtree command
displaying status of qtrees
output when run from vfiler
qtrees
backing up data in
backing up with dump command
batch files
creating
specifying dump paths
displaying a table of contents for restoring from tape
displaying status
omitting data in from dump command
omitting information from tape restores
quotas in SnapMirror
qualified tape drives, defined
quotas
enabling on former mirrors
quota on command (enables quotas)

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RAID
description of
group size
changing (vol volume)
RAID commands
vol volume (changes RAID group size)
recovery from disaster, using SnapMirror
remote access to data, using SnapMirror for
remote hosts
Remote Shell
using automatic confirmation when restoring from tape
using dump command through, benefits of
using to display for table of contents for restores from tape
using with specified files to dump
using with vol copy
using with vol copy status
renaming snapshots
replicating volumes
restartable backups
deleting
finding when needed
qualifications
restarting transfers, in SnapMirror
restore command
data that cannot be restored
disk space required for
displaying a table of contents (files)
displaying a table of contents (qtrees)
for other than original path
how it works
how to run
ignoring inode limitations
information required for using
omitting ACLs
omitting qtree information
options
permissions limitations
preparing for
restoring entire filer to different location, example
restoring entire filer to original location, example
restoring entire filer, procedure
restoring files from multiple tapes on single-tape drive, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
restoring files from remote filer, example
restoring files from tape drive on a Solaris system, example
restoring incremental backups
restoring individual files, example
rules
running a test restore
specifying a full restore
specifying a restore destination
specifying a resumed restore
specifying a tape file
specifying automatic confirmations
specifying individual files to restore
specifying restore status
specifying tape devices
syntax
tapes required for
types of restores
using Remote Shell for displaying table of contents
using with Remote Shell
when not to use
when to use
Windows NT ACLs
restore event log
aborted restore, example
successful restore, example
restore events
restores
displaying a table of contents (files)
displaying a table of contents (qtrees)
event logging for
ignoring inode limitations
incremental
omitting ACLs
omitting qtree information
preparing for
restoring entire filer to different location, example
restoring entire filer to original location, example
restoring entire filer, procedure
restoring files from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
restoring files from remote filer, example
restoring files from tape drive on a Solaris system, example
restoring individual files, example
running a test restore
specifying a full restore
specifying a restore destination
specifying a resumed restore, procedure
specifying a resumed restore, rules
specifying a tape file
specifying automatic confirmations
specifying individual files to restore
specifying restore status
specifying tape devices
types of
resynchronizing SnapMirror source and mirror
retrying transfers, in SnapMirror
reverting volumes with SnapRestore
rewind type, specifying for tape devices
rmt protocol
root volumes, reverting with SnapRestore
rsh command
using with vol copy abort
using with vol copy status
rules
dump command
for dumpdates file
for excluding files from dump command
for restore command
for specifying a resumed restore

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SAN
data protection in the SAN environment
schedules
for default snapshots
for user-defined snapshots
strategies for snapshots
where to specify for SnapMirror
SCSI ID, of tape drives, displaying
secondary storage
supported platforms
secondary storage system
definition
role in a basic SnapVault deployment
secondary system qtree
definition
shares
adding shares with virus scanning turned off
enabling or disabling vscan
enabling or disabling vscan for read-only shares
simultaneous transfers
single-tape tape drives
size, volume, verifying for SnapMirror
snap list -o command (lists origins of qtree snapshots)
snap list -q command (lists qtree snapshots)
snap restore -t file command (reverts file from snapshot)
snap restore -t vol command (reverts volume from snapshot)
SnapMirror
/etc/snapmirror.conf file
arguments field defaults
dest_filer field (defines destination filer)
backing up to tape with
blocking transfers
cascading destinations
defined
restructuring a cascade
cascading mirrors
checking status (snapmirror status)
complete transfer, when to use
converting mirrors to regular volumes (snapmirror break)
copying mirrors from mirrors
enabling quotas on former mirrors (quota on)
halting a transfer
host names, resolving to IP addresses
license requirement for
log file
logging transfer history
maximum number of destination volumes allowed by
mirroring volumes
names of snapshots created
overview of
preserving quotas after converting from a mirror
releasing mirrors
replicating volumes
replicating volumes to tape (snapmirror store)
requirements
restarting replication of volumes to new tape (snapmirror store)
restarting transfers, defined
restoring volumes from tape (snapmirror retrieve)
restricting destination volumes
restrictions
resuming transfers after quiescing
retrying transfers, defined
schedules, where specified
snapmirror.log.enable option
specifying destinations
using options snapmirror.access
using snapmirror.allow file
status messages
stopping replication of a volume (snapmirror abort)
tips for efficient scheduling
transfers through firewalls
turning off scheduled updates for filer (snapmirror off)
using for database testing
using for disaster recovery
using with dump command
using with snapshots, example
verifying volume size
snapmirror abort command (halts specified transfer)
snapmirror break command (converts mirror to regular volume)
SnapMirror commands
options snapmirror.enable off (disables SnapMirror)
options snapmirror.enable on (enables SnapMirror)
snapmirror abort (halts specified transfer)
snapmirror abort (stops replication of a volume)
snapmirror break (converts mirror to regular volume)
snapmirror destinations (lists required snapshots)
snapmirror initialize (performs base-level transfer to mirror)
snapmirror off (disables SnapMirror)
snapmirror off (turns off scheduled updates for filer)
snapmirror on (enables SnapMirror)
snapmirror quiesce (blocks transfers)
snapmirror release (releases a volume from mirror status)
snapmirror resume (resumes transfers after quiescing)
snapmirror resync (resynchronizes a source to a mirror)
snapmirror retrieve (restores volumes from tape)
snapmirror status (checks data replication status)
snapmirror status (checks data transfer status)
snapmirror store (replicates volume to tape)
snapmirror update (performs unscheduled incremental update of mirror)
snapmirror use (restarts replication to new tape)
snapmirror destinations command (lists required snapshots)
snapmirror initialize command (performs base-level transfer to mirror)
snapmirror quiesce command (blocks transfers)
snapmirror release command (releases a volume from mirror status)
snapmirror resume command (resumes transfers after quiescing)
snapmirror resync command (resynchronizes a source to a mirror)
snapmirror retrieve command (restores volumes from tape)
snapmirror store command (replicates volume to tape)
snapmirror update command (performs unscheduled incremental update of mirror)
snapmirror use command (restarts replication of volumes to new tape)
snapmirror.access option (specifies SnapMirror destinations from SnapMirror source)
snapmirror.allow file (specifies SnapMirror destinations from SnapMirror source)
snapmirror.checkip.enable option (lets SnapMirror resolve host names to IP addresses)
snapmirror.log.enable option
SnapRestore
avoiding reversion of configuration files
effect on snapshots used
how it works
license requirement for
prerequisites for
preserving configuration files using
reverting root volumes using
reverting volumes using (vol snaprestore)
typical applications using
using with NFS
what it does not revert
when to use
with previous releases
SnapRestore commands
snap restore -t file (reverts file from snapshot)
snap restore -t vol (reverts volume from snapshot)
snapshot basename
definition
snapshot commands
snap create (creates snapshots manually)
snap delete (deletes snapshots)
snap list (shows disk space used by snapshots)
snap list -o (lists origins of qtree snapshots)
snap list -q (lists qtree snapshots)
snap rename (renames snapshots)
snap reserve (sets percent of disk space for)
snap sched (changes snapshot schedule)
snap sched (displays snapshot schedule)
vol options nosnapdir (makes directories visible or invisible)
snapshots
accessing
from CIFS clients
from NFS clients
automatic types of
changing schedules (snap sched)
creating manually (snap create)
default schedule
defined
deleting (snap delete)
deleting manually
deleting when locked
determining which to delete
df command (displays disk usage)
directories
making visible or invisible
on CIFS clients
on NFS clients
directory structure on NFS clients
disk consumption by
displaying schedules (snap sched)
file access times
defined
from CIFS clients
from NFS clients
file names on NFS clients
file versions, defined
finding all versions of a file
hourly
how snap list results are calculated
invisible directories
ls command (shows files in a directory)
making directories visible or invisible (vol options nosnapdir)
maximum number of
names created by SnapMirror
newest common
nightly
permissions to read
reclaiming disk space from
renaming (snap rename)
reserving space for
restoring files from
saving disk space with file folding
schedules, sample file
setting space reserved for
showing disk space used (snap list command)
showing SnapMirror-required (snapmirror destinations)
snap list (shows disk space used by)
snapshot_for_backup file
strategies for scheduling
time created
used by SnapMirror, example
uses of
using with SnapRestore
weekly
SnapVault
advantages
backup for qtrees, ending
basic configuration for filers
primary storage
restoring
scheduling
secondary storage
basic deployment
changing configuration
checking status (snapmirror status)
estimating time for initial baseline backup
license add command
maximum number of snapshots per volume
nvpmgr command
objects backed up on filer systems
Open Systems configuration
configuring the Open Systems platform
configuring the secondary storage system
managing
restoring data
supported commands
Open Systems platform objects backed up
overview of filer backup process
overview of Open Systems backup process
planning
planning backup schedule and snapshot retention
planning primary qtrees or directories and secondary qtrees
planning to store more than 251 snapshots per volume
primary configuring
primary to secondary to tape deployment
primary, configuring
qtree snapshots, listing
qtree snapshots, listing origins of
restoring data from secondary to primary
secondary to SnapMirror deployment
secondary, configuring
snapshot schedule, unconfiguring
snapshots
displaying information about
releasing
snapvault snap -x command
snapvault start command
snapvault.access option (controls access)
snapvault.enable off option (turns SnapVault off)
snapvault.enable on option (turns SnapVault on)
status messages
supported Open Systems platforms
supported platforms
svrestore command
terminology
updating schedules snapshots manually
updating secondary qtree
updating sercondary qtree
snapvault access option
SnapVault baseline transfer
definition
SnapVault commands
snap sched command (configures primary snapshot schedule)
snap sched -x command (configures secondary snapshot schedule)
snapvault modify (changes SnapVault configuration)
snapvault release (releases unneeded snapshots)
SnapVault
snapshots
releasing
snapvault restore (restores data from secondary to primary
snapvault snap create (manually updates existing snapshot)
snapvault snap unsched command (unconfigures SnapVault)
snapvault start (initializes SnapVault backup relationship)
snapvault status (checks data replication status)
snapvault status (displays information about snapvault snapshots)
snapvault stop (ends backup for qtrees)
snapvault update (updates SnapVault secondary qtree)
SnapVault incremental transfer
definition
snapvault modify command (changes SnapVault configuration)
SnapVault relationship
definition
snapvault release command (releases unneeded snapshots)
snapvault restore command (restores from secondary to primary
snapvault snap create command (manually updates existing snapshot)
snapvault snap sched command (configures primary snapshot schedule)
snapvault snap sched -x command (configures secondary snapshot schedule)
snapvault snap unsched command (unconfigures SnapVault)
snapvault snap -x command
supporting Open Systems backup
SnapVault snapshot
definition
SnapVault snapshot basename
defintion
snapvault start command
supporting Open Systems backup
snapvault start command (initializes SnapVault backup relationship)
snapvault status command (displays information about snapvault snapshots)
snapvault stop command (end backup for qtrees)
snapvault update command (updates SnapVault secondary qtree)
snapvault.enable off option
snapvault.enable on option (turns SnapVault on)
Solaris
backing up with SnapVault
versions supported for SnapVault
Solaris ufsrestore command
space on disks, how snapshots consume
stackers, tape, backups to
storage (aliasing) commands
storage alias (assigns tape alias)
storage alias (displays tape aliases)
storage show (displays tape drive information)
storage unalias (removes tape alias)
storage alias command (assigns tape alias)
storage alias command (displays tape aliases)
storage show command (displays tape drive information)
storage show tape supported command (shows acceptable tape drives)
storage stats tape command (displays tape statistics)
storage stats tape zero command (restarts tape statistics display)
storage unalias command (removes tape alias)
subtrees, defined
supported per filer
svrestore command
SyncMirror
adding disks to mirrored volumes
adding synchronous mirroring to an existing volume
creating mirrored volumes
removing and destroying a plex
removing mirroring between mirrored volumes
SyncMirror commands
vol add (adds disk to mirrored volume)
vol create -m (creates a pair of mirrored volumes)
vol destroy (removes a plex from a mirrored pair)
vol mirror (adds mirroring to existing volume)
vol split command (splits a mirrored volume)
vol verify start command (compares data in mirrored volumes)
vol verify status command (displays percentage of comparison of data in mirrored volumes completed)
vol verify stop command (stops comparing data in mirrored volumes)
vol verify suspend command (suspends comparison of data in mirrored volumes)
SyncMirror license
disabling
enabling
sysconfig -m command (shows information on tape media changers)
sysconfig -t command (shows tape drive information)
sysconfig -v command (shows tape drive connections to filer)

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tape aliases
definition
how to display
on multiple filers
physical path names (PPNs)
tape backup
of a SnapVault secondary
tape blocks
specifying the size for dump
tape configuration file, example
tape devices
defined
example of name listing
examples of names
format of names
local, defined
on remote Solaris systems
remote, defined
specifying compression type of
specifying for a resumed restore of
specifying rewind number of
specifying rewind type of
specifying when restoring data
tape libraries, qualified tape drives in
tape stackers, backing up to multiple tapes on
use for
tape drive configuration commands
sysconfig -m (shows information about tape media changers)
sysconfig -t (shows tape drive information)
sysconfig -t (shows what tape drives are on a filer)
sysconfig -v (shows tape drive connections to filer)
tape drive slot on the filer, displaying
tape drives
adding Fibre-Channel-attached drives dynamically
connections to filer, displaying information about
controlling tape movement
displaying compression capacity
displaying SCSI IDs
displaying which ones are on a filer
displaying which supported
how filer qualifies
in tape stackers, listing qualified
local, specifying backups on
moving tape backward (mt-bsf)
moving tape forward, skipping files (mt -fsf)
multiple tapes, using for backup on a tape stacker
nonqualified
defined
displaying information
emulating qualified tape drives
getting information for emulation
information needed for emulation
using
positioning tape to end of data (mt -eom)
qualified
defined
list of
qualifying nonqualified drives
remote, specifying
rewinding tape (mt -rewind)
showing status (mt -status)
single-tape, using multiple tapes on
skipping files (mt-bsf)
tape media changers, displaying information about
unloading tape after rewind (mt -offline)
usable by NDMP
tape files
compression types
definition of
maximum size for dump
specifying local tape device names of
specifying remote tape device names of
specifying size for dump of
tape libraries
defined
qualified tape drives in
recognized by filers
showing names assigned to
using with NDMP
tape media changers, displaying information about
tape qualification files
creating
error messages related to, example
format
how used by filer
list of SCSI command timeout values
requirements
tape restores
displaying a table of contents (files)
displaying a table of contents (qtrees)
ignoring inode limitations
incremental
omitting ACLs
omitting qtree information
preparing for
restoring entire filer to different location, example
restoring entire filer to original location, example
restoring entire filer, procedure
restoring files from multiple tapes on single-tape drive, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
restoring files from remote filer, example
restoring files from tape drive on a Solaris system, example
restoring individual files, example
running a test restore
specifying a full restore
specifying a restore destination
specifying a resumed restore, rules
specifying a tape file
specifying automatic confirmations
specifying individual files to restore
specifying restore status
specifying tape devices
types of
tape stackers
backing up to multiple tapes on
displaying information about
tape statistics
displaying
restarting display
tape_alias file
tapes
backing data up to
displaying statistics
estimating number needed for backups
insufficient number of for backups
reasons to use for backups
required for restore
restarting SnapMirror on multiple
restarting tape statistics display
restoring data from
transfers, simultaneous, supported per filer
trusted host

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updating SnapMirror mirror

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vfilers
controlling use of host filer virus scanners
definition
qtree command output displayed
virus scanning
adding extensions of files to exclude from a scan
adding extensions of files to scan
adding shares with virus scanning turned off
checks status of vscan options
controlling vfiler use of host virus scanners
designating secondary virus-scanning clients
displaying extensions of files to exclude from scan
enables or disables scanning on read-only shares
enabling and disabling
enabling and disabling mandatory scanning
excluding extensions of files to scan
extension exclude list compared to extension include list
identifying clients that are scanning
obtaining NetApp-supported virus-scanning software
removing extensions of files to exclude from a scan
removing extensions of files to scan
replacing extensions of files to exclude from a scan
replacing extensions of files to scan
resetting extensions of files to exclude from a scan to default
resetting extensions of files to scan to default list
resetting scanned files cache
resetting the virus scan request timeout
setting the virus scan request timeout
stopping a scanner session
turning scanning off for shares
viewing extensions of files to scan
vol add command (adds disk to mirrored volume)
vol copy throttle command
vol create -m command (creates a pair of mirrored volumes)
vol destroy command (removes a plex from a mirrored pair)
vol mirror command (adds mirroring to existing volume)
vol options commands
vol options nvfail off (disables protection)
vol options nvfail on (enables protection)
vol restrict command, in SnapMirror
vol status -b
vol verify start command (compares data in mirrored volumes)
vol verify status command (displays percentage of comparison of data in mirrored volumes completed)
vol verify stop command (stops comparing data in mirrored volumes)
vol verify suspend command (suspends comparison of data in mirrored volumes)
vol.copy.throttle option (controls volume copy speed)
volcopy dump operation (backs up to tape)
volcopy restore operation (restores backups from tape)
volume commands
vol volume (changes RAID group size)
volume copy
advantages
arguments for copying snapshots
bringing volumes online (vol online)
changing copying speed (options vol.copy.throttle)
checking status (vol copy status)
copying one volume to another (vol copy start)
copying volumes (vol copy start)
defined
dump operation (reads data from source)
enabling Remote Shell access for
errors during
finding size of volume (vol status -b)
finding volume status (online or offline)
number of simultaneous operations
operation numbers
private networks for
requirements for
restore operation (writes data to destination)
sample status message from filer
sample status message using rsh
stopping (vol copy abort)
taking volumes offline (vol offline)
to same or different filers
uses for
volume copy commands
examples of arguments to
options rsh.enable on (enables Remote Shell)
options vol.copy.throttle (changes copying speed)
vol copy abort (halts the copy operation)
vol copy arguments for copying snapshots
vol copy start (copies one volume to another)
vol copy status (checks status)
vol offline (takes volume offline)
vol online (brings volume online)
vol status (shows whether online or offline)
vol status -b (finding size of volume)
volume copy operation numbers
using with vol copy abort
using with vol.copy.throttle
volume size, verifying for snapmirror
volumes
backing up with dump command
changing the speed of copying
converting from mirror to regular
destination, maximum number of
differences between mirror and regular
disabling SnapMirror replication
enabling SnapMirror replication
finding number of blocks in
replicating
replicating with SnapMirror
reverting from snapshots with SnapRestore
reverting with SnapRestore
vscan commands
cifs shares -add (adds CIFS shares with virus scanning turned off
cifs shares -change (enables or disables scanning for a share)
enabling or disabling scanning for read-only shares
cifs shares -change (enables or disables virus scanning for a share)
vscan extensions (shows extensions of files to scan)
vscan extensions add (adds extensions of files to scan)
vscan extensions exclude (excludes extensions of files to scan)
vscan extensions exclude add (adds extensions of files to exclude from a scan)
vscan extensions exclude remove (removes extensions of files to exclude from a scan)
vscan extensions exclude reset (resets extensions of files to exclude from a scan to default list)
vscan extensions exclude set (replaces extensions of files to exclude from a scan)
vscan extensions remove (removes extensions of files to scan)
vscan extensions reset (resets extensions of files to scan to default list)
vscan extensions set (replaces extensions of files to scan)
vscan off (disables virus scanning)
vscan on (enables virus scanning)
vscan reset (resets scanned files cache)
vscan scanners (identifies clients that are scanning)
vscan scanners secondary scanners (designates backup virus scanners)
vscan scanners stop (stops scanner session)
vscan options
use_host_scanners
vscan options mandatory_scan (sets mandatory virus scanning)
vscan options timeout reset (resets the virus scan request timeout)
vscan options timeout set (sets the virus scan request timeout)

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weekly snapshots
Windows 2000
backing up with SnapVault
platforms supported for SnapVault
Windows NT
platforms supported for SnapVault
Windows NT ACLs
omitting from restores from tape
Wndows NT
backing up with SnapVault
world wide names (WWNs)
WWNs (world wide names)
definition
example
format

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