Notices
Trademarks
About This Book
Conventions Used in This Book
Reading Syntax Diagrams
Related Publications
Summary of Changes for Tivoli Storage Manager
Technical Changes for Version 4.2.1 - September 2001
Technical Changes for Version 4.2 - June 2001
Introducing the Backup-Archive Client
Migrating from Earlier Versions
Terminology Changes
Processing Virtual Mount Points
ACL Support
Changes to Client-Server Communications
Upgrade Path for Clients and Servers
Tivoli Data Protection for NDMP Version 4.2.1 Requirements
Additional Migration Information
Using Storage Management Policies
Setting Processing Options
Backing Up and Restoring Files
Archiving and Retrieving Files
Using the Web Backup-Archive Client
Automating Tasks
Root and Authorized User Tasks
Getting Started
Setting Environment Variables
Setting Language Environment Variables
Setting Font Defaults
Setting Processing Environment Variables
Setting Bourne and Korn Shell Variables
Setting C Shell Variables
Starting Tivoli Storage Manager the First Time
Using Closed Registration
Using Open Registration
Starting the X Window System
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Authentication
Starting a GUI Session
Password and User ID
Configuration Wizard
Starting a Command Line Session
Using Batch Mode
Using Interactive Mode
Starting: Additional Considerations
Starting a Web Client Session
Setting User Privileges
Installing and Using the Web Client
Starting the Client Scheduler Automatically
Changing Your Password
Sorting File Lists
Displaying Online Help
Ending a Session
Online Forum
Other Sources of Online Help
Contacting Customer Support
Backing Up and Restoring Files
Planning Your Backups
Do You Want to Back Up or Archive Files?
Using the AFS/DFS Backup Clients
Using an Include-Exclude Options List to Control Processing
Encryption
Backing Up Files and Directories
Full Incremental Backup
Partial Incremental Backup
Full Incremental versus Partial Incremental Backup
Saving Access Permissions
Setting a Virtual Mount Point
Estimating Backup Processing Time
Performing a GUI Backup
Performing a Command Line Backup
Displaying Backup Processing Status
Image (Raw Logical Volume) Backup
LAN-Free Data Movement
Backing Up NAS File Systems
Backup: Related Topics
Restoring Files or Directories
No Query Restore
Do You Want to Restore an Active or Inactive Backup?
Performing a GUI Restore
Performing a Command Line Restore
Performing Point-in-Time Restores
Restoring an Image
Restoring Data from a Backup Set
Restore: Related Topics
Archiving and Retrieving Files
Archiving Files
Estimating Backup Processing Time
Performing a GUI Archive
Performing a Command Line Archive
Deleting Archived Files
Archive: Advanced Considerations
Retrieving Archives
Performing a GUI Retrieve
Performing a Command Line Retrieve
Understanding How Your Archives are Managed
Automating Tasks
Specifying Scheduling Options
Return Codes from Executables and Shell Scripts
Managing the Client Scheduler Using the Client Acceptor Daemon
Configuring the CAD to Manage the Scheduler
Starting the Client Scheduler
Displaying Information about Scheduled Work
Displaying Information about Completed Work
Scheduling Options for Commands
Enabling-Disabling Scheduled Commands
Understanding Storage Management Policies
Using Policy Domains and Policy Sets
Using Management Classes and Copy Groups
Displaying Information about Management Classes and Copy Groups
Copy Group Name
Copy Type
Copy Frequency
Versions Data Exists
Versions Data Deleted
Retain Extra Versions
Retain Only Version
Copy Serialization
Copy Mode
Copy Destination
Retain Versions
Selecting a Management Class for Files
Assigning a Management Class to Files
Overriding the Management Class for Archived Files
Selecting a Management Class for Directories
Binding and Rebinding Management Classes to Files
Rebinding Backup Versions of Files
Using a Retention Grace Period
Creating an Include-Exclude List
Using Include-Exclude Options
Excluding File Spaces and Directories
Controlling Backup, Archive, and Image Processing
Controlling Compression and Encryption Processing
Excluding System Files
Including and Excluding Groups of Files
Examples Using Wildcards with Include and Exclude Patterns
Processing Include and Exclude Options
Setting Common Options
Creating and Modifying a Client System Options File
Creating and Modifying a Client User Options File
Communication Options
TCP/IP Options
Shared Memory Options
Server and Node Options
Server Options
Node Options
Backup and Archive Processing Options
Restore and Retrieve Processing Options
Scheduling Options
Format Options
Command Processing Options
Authorization Options
Error Processing Options
Transaction Processing Options
Web Client Options
Setting Options in a File
Using Options with Commands
Entering Options with a Command
Client Options Reference
Afsbackupmntpnt
Archsymlinkasfile
Automount
Changingretries
Commmethod
Commrestartduration
Commrestartinterval
Compressalways
Compression
Dateformat
Defaultserver
Dfsbackupmntpnt
Dfsinclexcl
Dirmc
Domain
Domain.image
Domain.nas
Editor
Enablelanfree
Encryptkey
Errorlogname
Errorlogretention
Exclude Options
Followsymbolic
Groups
Guitreeviewafterbackup
Httpport
Httpsport
Inclexcl
Include Options
Lanfreecommmethod
Lanfreeshmport
Lanfreetcpport
Largecommbuffers
Localbackupset
Mailprog
Managedservices
Maxcmdretries
Memoryefficientbackup
Nasnodename
Nfstimeout
Nodename
Numberformat
Optfile
Password
Passwordaccess
Passworddir
Postschedulecmd/Postnschedulecmd
Preschedulecmd/Prenschedulecmd
Queryschedperiod
Quiet
Replace
Resourceutilization
Retryperiod
Revokeremoteaccess
Schedcmddisabled
Schedlogname
Schedlogretention
Schedmode
Scrolllines
Scrollprompt
Servername
Shmport
Subdir
Tapeprompt
Tcpbuffsize
Tcpclientaddress
Tcpclientport
Tcpnodelay
Tcpport
Tcpserveraddress
Tcpwindowsize
Timeformat
Txnbytelimit
Users
Verbose
Virtualmountpoint
Virtualnodename
Webports
Using Options with Commands
Entering Options with a Command
Command Line Options Reference
Archmc
Class
Deletefiles
Description
Detail
Dirsonly
Filelist
Filesonly
Fromdate
Fromnode
Fromowner
Fromtime
Ifnewer
Inactive
Incrbydate
Incremental
Latest
Location
Mode
Monitor
Noprompt
Pick
Pitdate
Pittime
Preservepath
Todate
Totime
Type
V2archive
Volinformation
Using Commands
Starting and Ending a Client Command Session
Process Commands in Batch Mode
Process Commands in Interactive Mode
Entering Client Commands
Command Name
Options
Parameters
File Specification Syntax
Maximum File Size for Operations
Remembering Previous Commands
Using Wildcard Characters
Entering Commands
Client Commands Reference
Archive
Backup Image
Backup NAS
Cancel Process
Cancel Restore
Delete Access
Delete Archive
Delete Filespace
Expire
Help
Incremental
Loop
Macro
Monitor Process
Query Access
Query Archive
Query Backup
Query Backupset
Query Filespace
Query Image
Query Inclexcl
Query Mgmtclass
Query Node
Query Restore
Query Schedule
Query Session
Restart Restore
Restore
Restore Backupset
Restore Image
Restore NAS
Retrieve
Schedule
Selective
Set Access
Set Password
Appendix A. The AFS and DFS File Backup Clients
Contrasting AIX File Backup Clients
Select Backup Functions
Set the Exclude.fs Option
Understanding Potential Backup Problems Caused by Mount Points
The Afsbackupmntpnt Option
The Dfsbackupmntpnt Option
Set the Virtualmountpoint and Domain Options
Use Another Method to Set These Options.
Setting the ACLs and Kerberos Login
Setting the ACLs and DCE Login
Restoring AFS or DFS Files
Setting Processing Options
Appendix B. Backing Up NAS File Systems
Performing a Web Client GUI Backup
Performing a Command Line Backup
Restoring NAS File Systems
Glossary
Index