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Dell NetWorker 19.9 Administration Guide

Configuring a scheduled DFS backup

To avoid inconsistencies among the various save sets, configure a scheduled backup that includes the DFS topology information, junctions, and destination directories. Alternatively, you can use the ALL-DFSR save set.

NOTE:When a DFS client resource is run for the first time, the save set sizes should be verified to ensure that they are correct.

To configure a scheduled backup for a DFS:

  1. In the Administration screen, include the following clients in the NetWorker group that will back up the DFS:
    • The DFS host server

    • Any computer where remote DFS destination directories reside

    • A domain controller (domain-based DFS only)

      For example, you could create a NetWorker group named DFS, then make each of the preceding clients a member of the DFS group.

  2. Enter the following save sets in the Save Set attribute of the DFS host server’s client resource:
    • The DFS root. For example, C:\MyDfsRoot.

    • DFS destination directories that reside on the DFS host. For example, D:\MyLocalDir

      NOTE:DFS destination directories are also be backed up if you enter the entire volume (for example, D:\) in the Save Set attribute.
  3. For clients where remote DFS destination directories reside, enter the destination directory paths in the Save Set attribute. For example:

    E:\MyRemoteDir
    E:\MyOtherRemoteDir
    E:\


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