unix backup

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Hi, If the '/' backup is executed he'll not get the mount point of the /filesystem2 that is another filesystem. I could use All, if the filesystem is written inside the /etc/fstab file. But if I use '/' instead of 'all', he will not get another mountpoints. Is there any configuration in schedule backup to allow that? To get automatically another mountpoints? Is there a place where this is explained inside the networker manual?

amediratta · Answer

I think ALL save set in the scheduled backups would include all filesystems.

ble1 · Answer

No (unless you specify it manually). If you have valid file system it should be part of /etc/fstab. Is there a reason why your file system is not listed there?

jonatas1 · Answer

On unix, save set 'all' will work only if the filesystem is specified on \etc\vsftab. My question is: Is there a way to force networker to get all the filesystem without specifyied it?

jonatas1 · Answer

Well, I really don't know why the solaris admin do not use's the fstab. Sorry, I'm still studying unix. Anyway, NetWorker support explained that, for the case of using Zone on solaris 10 (even is the filesystem is specifyed inside the fstab file), it's really necessary to specify the filesystems.
More one time, thanks!!

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ble1 · Answer

For Solaris - vfstab is used. As for zones, yes, you must specify those (there is a note about it in release notes).

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