When you run savegrp -G -c from a command line, the save set defintion comes from the client resource that is a member of the groupname specified.
If you have a group called Test with a client called clnt1 with a save set ALL then running the command below will result in a backup of all of the client filesystems.
savegrp -G test -c clnt1
To backup only the c:\ drive for example, you would need to modify the client resource for clnt1 and change the save set to c:\, then run savegrp from the command line.
ddunn1
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Posted January 23rd, 2012 05:00
Hi,
When you run savegrp -G -c from a command line, the save set defintion comes from the client resource that is a member of the groupname specified.
If you have a group called Test with a client called clnt1 with a save set ALL then running the command below will result in a backup of all of the client filesystems.
savegrp -G test -c clnt1
To backup only the c:\ drive for example, you would need to modify the client resource for clnt1 and change the save set to c:\, then run savegrp from the command line.
HTH
Debbie