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NWadmin1
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December 17th, 2012 02:00
Hi,
Does it make sense to have "/" at first line?
The answer is: YES
Is "/" an equivalent for the "All" saveset under Windows?
The answer is: NO
Will the datas be backed up two times?
Same question for "/oracle" and "/oracle/LUN", for "/usr/sap", "/usr/sap/srgdata" and "/usr/sap/trans"?
Here the answe is: YES
Regards,
Mustafa
Hi Greg,
The Saveset "All" on a Linux machine will backup everything listed in /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab
If you set the Saveset to "All" then NetWorker runs the following command on this Linux host:
#savefs -pv -s -c
You can set the Saveset on the Linux Client as "All" and run the above manually to confirm.
In Unix/Linux environemnt, the / is the root of the Structure only.. please check with your Linux Admin for more details.
Castromotorbox
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Hello Mustafa,
Thanks for your very quick answer. Can you please be a bit more explicit? Who will Networker working with those Saveset?
Thanks again in advance.
Greg
ble1
4 Operator
14.4K Posts
December 17th, 2012 06:00
Mustafa Ahmed wrote:Same question for "/oracle" and "/oracle/LUN", for "/usr/sap", "/usr/sap/srgdata" and "/usr/sap/trans"?Here the answe is: YES
Mustafa Ahmed wrote:
Not necessary if those are different and separate fs points under mnt points.
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NWadmin1
89 Posts
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December 17th, 2012 02:00
Hi,
Does it make sense to have "/" at first line?
The answer is: YES
Is "/" an equivalent for the "All" saveset under Windows?
The answer is: NO
Will the datas be backed up two times?
The answer is: NO
Same question for "/oracle" and "/oracle/LUN", for "/usr/sap", "/usr/sap/srgdata" and "/usr/sap/trans"?
Here the answe is: YES
Regards,
Mustafa
NWadmin1
89 Posts
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December 17th, 2012 02:00
Hi Greg,
The Saveset "All" on a Linux machine will backup everything listed in /etc/fstab and /etc/mtab
If you set the Saveset to "All" then NetWorker runs the following command on this Linux host:
#savefs -pv -s -c
You can set the Saveset on the Linux Client as "All" and run the above manually to confirm.
In Unix/Linux environemnt, the / is the root of the Structure only.. please check with your Linux Admin for more details.
Regards,
Mustafa
Castromotorbox
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217 Posts
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December 17th, 2012 02:00
Hello Mustafa,
Thanks for your very quick answer. Can you please be a bit more explicit? Who will Networker working with those Saveset?
Thanks again in advance.
Greg
ble1
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14.4K Posts
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December 17th, 2012 06:00
Not necessary if those are different and separate fs points under mnt points.