To view databases created while Backup Exec is running

• Do one of the following:

  • On the View menu, click Refresh.

  • Press F5.

  To back up the newly-created database, select it from the volume level, unless the entire volume is already selected for backup.

To view Lotus Domino databases on the local server

1. On the navigation bar, click the arrow next to Backup

2. Click New Backup Job.

3. In the selections pane, expand Lotus Domino Databases.

   All of the Lotus Domino data found on the local server is listed by volume under the Lotus Domino Databases icon.

   

   Lotus Domino transaction logs do not appear under the Lotus Domino Databases; however, when the database is selected for backup, the transaction logs will automatically be included.

To select Lotus Domino databases

• Select the check box next to the volume to choose all of the databases in a volume, or expand the volume and select specific folders and databases. When selecting databases to back up, the databases must be local to the Lotus Domino server.

  The following file types appear in the view for the Lotus Domino server:

  • filename.nsf - Lotus Domino database files

  • filename.ntf - Lotus Domino template files

  • filename.box - shared mail database

  • filename.dsk - cache files

  You must back up all of these files in order to properly recover Lotus Domino Databases.

  Only database files appear under the Lotus Domino Databases view. Domino Program files and other files such as.id and notes.ini appear in the volume in which the Lotus Domino Program directory is located. They must be backed up separately as part of a system backup.

To view Lotus Domino databases on remote computers

1. On the navigation bar, click the arrow next to Backup.

2. Click New Backup Job.

3. On the Properties pane, under Source, click Selections.

4. Click Remote Selections, and then click Microsoft Windows Network.

5. If necessary, click the domain that contains the Lotus Domino installations, and then click the computer in which the Lotus Domino database is located.

   A list of shared network directories appears, along with an icon that represents the Lotus Domino Databases.