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/dev/mcn file
/etc/dumpdates file
/etc/log/backup file
/etc/tape_config directory, contents
/etc/tape_config files

A  Top

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

B  Top

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
excluding specified files
file information backed up in
full
incremental
disadvantages of
restoring incremental
specifying with dumpdates file
levels defined
metadata
methods Data ONTAP supports
nonconsecutive, contents of
parallel
restarting
restoring data from tapes
restoring files from multiple tapes
on single-tape drive, example
on tape stacker, example
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 table of contents (files)
displaying 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 to restore from tape
types of
using df to estimate size of
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
data format
disadvantages
estimating tapes required for
example
excluding data in qtrees
excluding files
file information backed up
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
example
minus qtrees, example
with record, 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
reasons for
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
unattended
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

C  Top

CIFS attributes, not backed up by dump command
commands
cpio
df (estimates amount of data)
maxfiles (sets maximum number of files per volume)
mt -bsf (moves tape backward, skips files)
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)
options backup.log.enable (turns event logging on or off)
storage alias (assigns tape alias)
storage alias (displays tape aliases)
storage show (displays tape drive information)
storage unalias (removes tape alias)
compression type
displaying
specifying for tape devices
specifying in restores from tape
confirmations, automatic
defined
specifying
console, using dump command through
cpio command, using for backup

D  Top

data
backups, defined
protection methods
defining
need for
Data Management Application (DMA)
devices, tape.
df command, finding size of data for backups
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
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
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 restart command (restarts interrupted backup)
dumpdates file
example
purpose
rules for
updating

E  Top

emulation of qualified tape drives
environment variables
ACL_START
BASE_DATE
DATA_BLOCK_SIZE
DEBUG
DIRECT
DMP_NAME
DUMP_DATE
ENHANCED_DAR_ENABLED
EXCLUDE
EXTRACT
EXTRACT_ACL
FILESYSTEM
FORCE
HIST
IGNORE_CTIME
IGNORE_QTREES
LEVEL
LIST
LIST_QTREES
MULTI_SUBTREE_NAMES
NDMP_UNICODE_FH
NDMP_VERSION
NO_ACLS
NON_QUOTA_TREE
NOWRITE
REPLICATE
RESTART
specifying
supported
UPDATE
VERBOSE
what they are
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
dumpdates file
event log
aborted restore
restore
full backup
excluding specified files
from a snapshot
of a list of files or directories
specifying blocking factor
to local tape
to local tape minus qtrees
to local tape with record
to multiple tapes on single-tape drives
to multiple tapes on tape stacker
to remote Solaris system
to remote tape
to Solaris system with tape file size limit
without ACLs
incremental backup to local tape
restoring files from multiple tapes on single-tape drive
tape configuration file
tape device names

F  Top

filers
adding Fiber-Channel-attached drives dynamically
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
restoring all from tape
restoring specified files from tape
tape qualification
using Remote Shell for backups
full backups
full restores

H  Top

hosts, remote

I  Top

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

L  Top

levels of backups
log files
for backup and restore events
NDMP
LUN (logical unit number)

M  Top

maxfiles command (sets maximum number of files per volume)
metadata backups
methods of backup
mt command (controls tape movement on tape drives)
mt command syntax

N  Top

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 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, using cpio command with
nonqualified tape drives
defined
emulating qualified tape drives

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options
ndmpd.preferred_interface (sets preferred network interface)
ndmpd.preferred_interface disable (disables preferred network interface)
tape.persistent_reservations (associates tape device with one filer)
options backup.log.enable command (turns event logging on or off)

P  Top

parallel backups
permissions limitations, in dump and restore
persistent tape reservations
physical path names (PPNs)
definition
example
format

Q  Top

qtrees
backing up with dump command
displaying a table of contents for restoring from tape
excluding data from backup
omitting data from dump command
omitting information from tape restores
qualified tape drives, defined

R  Top

remote hosts
Remote Shell
using automatic confirmation when restoring from tape
using dump command through, benefits of
using to display table of contents for restores from tape
using with specified files to dump
reservations, tape
restartable backups
deleting
finding when needed
qualifications
restore command
Data ONTAP version compatibility
data that cannot be restored
disk space required for
displaying a table of contents (list of files)
displaying a table of contents (list of 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
procedure
to different location, example
to original location, example
restoring files
from multiple tapes on single-tape drive, example
from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
from remote filer, example
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 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
procedure
to different location, example
to original location, example
restoring files
from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
from remote filer, example
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
rewind type, specifying for tape devices
rmt protocol
rules
dump command
for dumpdates file
for excluding files from dump command
for restore command
for specifying a resumed restore

S  Top

SCSI ID, of tape drives, displaying
single-tape tape drives
snapshots
snapshot_for_backup file
Solaris ufsrestore command
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
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)

T  Top

tape aliases
definition
how to display
on multiple filers
physical path names (PPNs)
tape backups
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
reserving
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
reserving
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
procedure
to different location, example
to original location, example
restoring files
from multiple tapes on tape stacker, example
from multiple tapes on two single-tape drives, example
from remote filer, example
from tape drive on a Solaris system, example
restoring files from multiple tapes on single-tape drive, 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 tape statistics display
restoring data from

V  Top

variables, environment
about
ACL_START
BASE_DATE
DATA_BLOCK_SIZE
DEBUG
DIRECT
DMP_NAME
DUMP_DATE
ENHANCED_DAR_ENABLED
EXCLUDE
EXTRACT
EXTRACT_ACL
FILESYSTEM
FORCE
HIST
IGNORE_CTIME
IGNORE_QTREES
LEVEL
LIST
LIST_QTREES
MULTI_SUBTREE_NAMES
NDMP_UNICODE_FH
NDMP_VERSION
NO_ACLS
NON_QUOTA_TREE
NOWRITE
REPLICATE
RESTART
specifying
supported
UPDATE
VERBOSE
what they are
volumes, backing up with dump command

W  Top

Windows NT ACLs, omitting from restores from tape
worldwide names (WWNs)

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