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About NetBackup
Introducing NetBackup interfaces
About NetBackup
Online documents
Using the NetBackup Administration Console
Standard and user toolbars
Customizing the administration console
Configuring NetBackup by using the NetBackup Administration Console
NetBackup configuration wizards
Activity Monitor utility
NetBackup Management utilities
Media and Device Management utilities
Access Management utility
Administering NetBackup licenses
Administering NetBackup licenses
Accessing license keys for a NetBackup server
Adding new license keys
Printing license key lists
Deleting license keys
Viewing license key properties
Exporting license keys
Configuring hosts
Configuring Host Properties
Configuring Host Properties and configuration options
Configuration options not found in the Host Properties
NBRB_CLEANUP_OBSOLETE_DBINFO
NBRB_ENABLE_OPTIMIZATIONS
NBRB_FORCE_FULL_EVAL
NBRB_REEVAL_PENDING
NBRB_REEVAL_PERIOD
NBRB_RETRY_DELAY_AFTER_EMM_ERR
NBRB_MPX_GROUP_UNLOAD_DELAY
REQUIRED_NETWORK
RESUME_ORIG_DUP_ON_OPT_DUP_FAIL
About the Host Properties
Viewing host properties
How to change host properties
Exporting host properties
About the states of multiple hosts
Changing properties on multiple hosts
How to interpret the properties of multiple hosts of different operating systems
Access Control properties
About the Symantec Product Authentication and Authorization tab
Networks list
About the Symantec Product Authentication and Authorization property
About the Authentication Domain tab
Domains list
Attributes of the selected network
About the Authorization Service tab
Active Directory host properties
Perform consistency check before backup when using Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service snapshot provider
Continue with backup if consistency check fails
Backup Exec Tape Reader properties
GRFS advertised name
Actual client name
Actual path
Bandwidth properties
From IP address field
To IP address field
Bandwidth
How bandwidth limiting works
Busy File Settings properties
Working directory
Operator's email address
Process busy files
File action file list
Add
Add to all
Remove
Busy file action
Retry count
How to activate the Busy File Settings host properties
About Clean-up properties
About Keep logs
About Keep vault logs
About Image cleanup
About Catalog cleanup wait time
About Keep true image restoration (TIR) information
About Move restore job from incomplete state to done state
About Move backup job from incomplete state to done state
Client Name properties
Client Attributes properties
General tab of the Client Attributes properties
Offline option
Maximum data streams
Browse and restore ability
Free browse
Where should deduplication occur
Connect Options tab of the Client Attributes properties
BPCD connect back
Ports
Daemon connection port
Windows Open File Backup tab of the Client Attributes properties
Add button
Remove button
Enable Windows Open File Backups
Snapshot Provider
Snapshot usage
Snapshot error control
Client Settings (NetWare) properties
Back up migrated files
Uncompress files before backing up
Keep status of user-directed backups, archives, and restores
Client Settings (UNIX) properties
Locked file action
Keep status of user-directed backups, archives, and restores
Reset file access time
Megabytes of memory to use for file compression
Use VxFS file change log for incremental backups
Default cache device path for snapshots
Do not compress files ending with list
Add button
Add to All button
Remove button
Using the VxFS file change log for incremental backups property
Client Settings (Windows) properties
General level
TCP level
Wait time before clearing archive bit
Use change journal in incrementals
Incrementals based on timestamp
Incrementals based on archive bit
Time overlap
Communications buffer size
User directed timeouts
Maximum error messages for server
Keep status of user-directed backups, archives, and restores
Perform default search for restore
How to determine if change journal support is useful in your NetBackup environment
Guidelines for enabling NetBackup change journal support
Credential Access properties
NDMP Clients list
Disk clients list
Data Classification properties
Creating a Data Classification
Rank column
Name column
Description column
Data Classification ID
Default Job Priorities properties
Job Type and Job Priority list
Job Priority
Understanding the Job Priority setting
Distributed application restore mapping properties
Encryption properties
Encryption permissions property
Enable encryption property
Enterprise Vault properties
User Name
Password
Consistency check before backup
Enterprise Vault Hosts properties
Exchange properties
About configuring a pause in consistency checks for Exchange 2007 and earlier
About backing up all or only uncommitted Exchange transaction log files with snapshot backups
About truncating Exchange transaction logs with Instant Recovery backups
Truncating Exchange transaction logs by performing a backup to a storage unit
About configuring Exchange Single Instance Store backups (Exchange 2007 and earlier)
About consistency checks options for an Exchange 2010 backup
Exclude Lists properties
Use case sensitive exclude list property
Exclude list
Exceptions to exclude list
About the Add to exclude list and Add to exceptions list dialog boxes
Syntax rules for exclude lists
Windows client example exclude list
Traversing excluded directories
Fibre Transport properties
Preferred
Always
Never
Maximum concurrent FT connections
Use defaults from the master server configuration
Firewall properties
Default connect options
Hosts list
Attributes for selected hosts
BPCD connect back
Ports
Daemon connection port
Enabling logging for vnetd
General Server properties
Delay on multiplexed restores
Check the capacity of disk storage units every
Must use local drive
Use direct access recovery for NDMP restores
Enable message-level cataloging when duplicating Exchange images that use Granular Recovery Technology
Media host override list
Forcing restores to use a specific server
Disabling the cataloging for duplications of Exchange backups using Granular Recovery Technology (GRT)
Global Attributes properties
Job retry delay
Schedule backup attempts
Policy update interval
Maximum jobs per client
Maximum backup copies
Compress catalog interval
Maximum vault jobs
Administrator email address property
Setting up email notifications about backups
Configuring the nbmail.cmd script
Sending email notifications to the administrator about unsuccessful backups
Sending messages to the global administrator about unsuccessful backups
Sending messages to the administrator about successful and unsuccessful backups
Installing and testing the email utility
Logging properties
Enable robust logging
Global logging level
Process specific overrides
Debug logging levels for NetBackup services
Login Banner Configuration properties
Login Banner Heading
Text of login banner
Show Agree and Disagree buttons on the login banner
Removing login banner screen and text
Auto log off timeout option
Lotus Notes properties
Media properties
Allow media overwrite property
Enable SCSI reserve
Allow multiple retentions per media
Allow backups to span tape media
Allow backups to span disk
Enable standalone drive extension
Enable job logging
Enable unrestricted media sharing for all media servers
Media ID prefix (non-robotic)
Media unmount delay
Media request delay
Recommended use for Enable SCSI reserve property
NDMP Global Credentials properties
NetWare Client properties
Network properties
NetBackup client service port (BPCD)
NetBackup request service port (BPRD)
Announce DHCP interval
Network Settings Properties
Allowed setting
Restricted setting
Prohibited setting
Changing host properties outside of the Administration Console
REVERSE_NAME_LOOKUP entry
Setting the property on UNIX hosts
Setting the property on Windows hosts
Port Ranges properties
Use random port assignments
Client port window
Client reserved port window
Server port window
Server reserved port window
Restore Failover properties
Adding failover servers
Retention Periods properties
Value
Units
Retention periods list
Schedules list
Impact Report button
Changing a retention period
Determining retention periods for volumes
Servers properties
Master server
Additional servers list
Media servers list
Restricting administrative privileges of media servers
Multiple masters that share one Enterprise Media Manager host
SharedDisk properties
SharePoint properties
Specifying the account that logs on to the SharePoint application server
Performing consistency checks
About SharePoint Server and Enterprise Vault consistency check options
Symantec Products properties
Timeouts properties
Client connect timeout
Backup start notify timeout
File browse timeout
Use OS dependent timeouts
Media mount timeout
Client read timeout
Backup end notify timeout
Media server connect timeout
Universal Settings properties
Restore retries
Browse timeframe for restores
Last full backup
Use specified network interface
Allow server file writes
Accept connections on non reserved ports
Enable performance data collection (Windows server only)
Client sends mail
Server sends mail
Client administrator's email
Use specified network interface examples
UNIX Client properties
UNIX Server properties
VMware backup hosts properties
VSP (Volume Snapshot Provider) properties
Windows Client properties
Configuring server groups
About server groups
Configuring a server group
Server group properties
Deleting a server group
Configuring storage servers and data movers
AdvancedDisk storage servers
AdvancedDisk file system requirements
NFS file system requirements
Windows CIFS not supported
About AdvancedDisk storage servers
About AdvancedDisk data movers
About AdvancedDisk shared storage access
About AdvancedDisk preferred or required read servers
Configuring an AdvancedDisk storage server
AdvancedDisk storage server options
Managing AdvancedDisk storage servers
Deleting an AdvancedDisk storage server
Determining AdvancedDisk storage server state
Removing AdvancedDisk storage server attributes
Removing an AdvancedDisk storage server from disk pool access
Viewing AdvancedDisk storage servers
Viewing AdvancedDisk storage server attributes
Deduplication servers
About the NetBackup Media Server Deduplication Option
About deduplication servers
Configuring a deduplication storage server
Adding a load balancing server
Managing deduplication servers
Changing deduplication storage server properties
Setting deduplication storage server attributes
Clearing deduplication storage server attributes
Deleting a deduplication storage server
Determining the deduplication storage server state
About the deduplication storage server configuration file
Getting the storage server configuration
Editing a storage server configuration file
Setting the storage server configuration
About the deduplication host configuration file
Deleting a deduplication host configuration file
Removing a load balancing server
Viewing deduplication storage servers
Viewing deduplication storage server attributes
Resetting the deduplication registry
OpenStorage storage servers and data movers
About OpenStorage storage servers
About OpenStorage data movers
Configuring an OpenStorage storage server
Managing OpenStorage storage servers
Deleting an OpenStorage storage server
Determining OpenStorage storage server state
Setting OpenStorage storage server attributes
Removing OpenStorage storage server attributes
Updating an OpenStorage storage server
Viewing OpenStorage storage servers
Managing OpenStorage data movers
Adding an OpenStorage data mover
Retiring an OpenStorage data mover
Configuring FT media servers
About FT media servers
Configuring an FT media server
About Linux buffer size and concurrent pipe usage
About the target mode driver
About the HBAs that connect to the SAN clients
About the HBAs that connect to the storage
About FC attached devices
How to identify the HBA ports
About HBA port detection on Solaris
Configuring the HBAs
Starting nbhba mode
Marking the HBA ports
Configuring the FT services
Configuring FT properties for media servers
Enabling or disabling the FT services
Viewing Fibre Transport traffic
Configuring SAN clients
About SAN clients
Configuring firewalls on SAN clients
Configuring SAN client drivers
Configuring the SAN client FT service
Configuring SAN clients in a cluster
Configuring global FT properties for SAN clients
Configuring FT properties for SAN clients
Configuring SAN Client FT properties in Host properties
Configuring SAN client FT usage preferences
Configuring client deduplication
About NetBackup Client Deduplication
Enabling client deduplication
Configuring host credentials
About configuring credentials
Authorizing access to the NDMP host
About NetBackup Deduplication Engine credentials
Managing NetBackup Deduplication Engine credentials
Adding NetBackup Deduplication Engine credentials
Changing NetBackup Deduplication Engine credentials
Deleting credentials from a load balancing server
Determining which media servers have deduplication credentials
About OpenStorage server credentials
Managing OpenStorage server credentials
Adding OpenStorage server credentials
Changing OpenStorage server credentials
Deleting the OpenStorage server credentials of a data mover
Determining if OpenStorage server credentials exist
Managing media servers
Activating or deactivating a media server
Adding a media server
About decommissioning a media server
Decommissioning limitations
Before you decommission
Post decommission recommendations
Decommission actions
Previewing references to a media server
Decommissioning a media server
Registering a media server
Deleting all devices from a media server
Removing a device host from the EMM database
Configuring storage
Configuring robots and drives
About optical device support in NetBackup 7.0
About NetBackup robot types
Device configuration prerequisites
About the device mapping file
Updating the device mapping file
About configuring robots and tape drives
About device discovery
About operating system changes
About device serialization
About the devices that can be discovered
About adding devices without discovery
About robot control
Library sharing example
Configuring robots and tape drives
Configuring robots and drives by using the wizard
Adding a robot
Robot configuration options
Device host
Robot type
Robot number
Robot control section
Adding a tape drive
Adding a shared tape drive
Tape drive configuration options
Drive name
Use drive name seed
Host and path information
Drive information
About drive name rules
Configuring drive name rules
Adding a tape drive path
About SCSI reserve on drive paths
Add Path options
About no rewind device files
Correlating tape drives and SCSI addresses on Windows hosts
Windows device correlation example
Updating the device configuration by using the wizard
Managing robots
Changing robot properties
Configuring a robot to operate in manual mode
Deleting a robot
Moving a robot and its media to a new media server
Managing tape drives
Changing a drive comment
About downed drives
Changing a drive operating mode
Changing a tape drive path
Changing a drive path operating mode
Changing tape drive properties
Changing a tape drive to a shared drive
Cleaning a tape drive from the Device Monitor
Deleting a drive
Resetting a drive
Resetting the mount time
Setting drive cleaning frequency
Viewing drive details
Performing device diagnostics
About device diagnostic tests
Running a robot diagnostic test
Running a tape drive diagnostic test
Managing a diagnostic test step that requires operator intervention
Obtaining detailed information for a diagnostic test step
Verifying the device configuration
Configuring automatic path correction
Replacing a device
Updating device firmware
About the NetBackup Device Manager
Stopping and restarting the Device Manager
Configuring tape media
About tape volumes
About NetBackup media types
About alternate media types
About WORM media
How to use WORM media in NetBackup
About supported WORM drives
About using volume pools to manage WORM media
About using unique drive and media types to manage WORM media
About WORM media limitations
About adding volumes
About adding robotic volumes
About adding stand-alone volumes
Adding volumes by using the wizard
Adding volumes by using the Actions menu
Volume properties (add volumes)
First media ID property
First slot number property
Maximum cleanings property
Media ID naming style property
Media ID property
Media description property
Number of volumes property
Robot property
Volume group property
Volume pool property
Managing volumes
Changing the group of a volume
Changing the owner of a volume
Changing the pool of a volume
Changing volume properties
Volume properties (change a volume)
Deassigning a volume
About assigning and deassigning volumes
Deleting a volume
Erasing a volume
Exchanging a volume
Exchanging a volume and using a new media ID
Exchanging a volume and using the old media ID
About frozen media
Freezing or unfreezing a volume
About injecting and ejecting volumes
Injecting volumes
Ejecting volumes
About media ejection timeout periods
About rescanning and updating bar codes
When to rescan and update
When not to rescan and update
Rescanning and updating bar codes
About labeling NetBackup volumes
About prelabeling media
Labeling a volume
About moving volumes
Moving volumes by using the robot inventory update option
Moving volumes by using the Actions menu
Multiple Move Volumes dialog boxes may appear
Move Volumes properties
Recycling a volume
Recycling a volume and using the existing media ID
Recycling a volume and using a new media ID
Suspending or unsuspending volumes
About volume pools
About scratch volume pools
Adding a volume pool
Volume pool properties
Catalog backup pool property
Description property
Maximum number of partially full media property
Pool name property
Scratch pool property
Managing volume pools
Changing the properties of a volume pool
Deleting a volume pool
About volume groups
About media sharing
Configuring media sharing
Configuring unrestricted media sharing
Configuring media sharing with a server group
Inventorying robots
About robot inventory
When to inventory a robot
About showing a robot's contents
About inventory results for API robots
Showing the media in a robot
About comparing a robot's contents with the volume configuration
Comparing media in a robot with the volume configuration
About updating the volume configuration
Determine robot capabilities before you update the volume configuration
About previewing volume configuration changes
Updating the volume configuration with a robot's contents
Robot inventory options
Configuring media settings
Media settings - existing media
Media which have been removed from the robot
Media which have been moved into or within the robot
Media settings - new media
Use the following Media ID prefix
Use barcode rules
Media type
Volume pool
About bar codes
About bar code advantages
About bar code best practices
About bar code rules
About NetBackup actions for bar codes
About checking bar codes
Example bar code rules
About media ID generation rules
Configuring bar code rules
Barcode rules settings
Barcode tag
Description
Maximum mounts
Media type option
Volume pool
Configuring media ID generation rules
Media ID generation options
Barcode length
Media ID generation rule
Robot number
Configuring media type mappings
About adding media type mapping entries
About the default and allowable media types
About the physical inventory utility
About the vmphyinv features
About vmphyinv requirements and restrictions
When to use vmphyinv
How vmphyinv performs a physical inventory
About the list of drives
About the media to be mounted
About mounts the media and reads the tape header
About updates the EMM database
Example volume configuration updates
Example 1: Removing a volume from a robot
Example 2: Adding existing stand-alone volumes to a robot
Example 3: Moving existing volumes within a robot
Example 4: Adding new volumes to a robot
Example 5: Adding cleaning tapes to a robot
Example 6: Moving existing volumes between robots
Example 7: Adding existing volumes when bar codes are not used
Configuring disk storage
Configuring BasicDisk storage
Configuring NearStore storage
AdvancedDisk disk pools
About AdvancedDisk disk pools
Configuring an AdvancedDisk disk pool
Managing AdvancedDisk disk pools
Adding volumes to an AdvancedDisk disk pool
Changing AdvancedDisk disk pool properties
Changing AdvancedDisk disk pool state
Changing AdvancedDisk disk volume state
Deleting an AdvancedDisk disk pool
Determining AdvancedDisk disk pool state
Determining AdvancedDisk disk volume state
Merging AdvancedDisk disk pools
Removing a volume from an AdvancedDisk disk pool
Viewing AdvancedDisk disk pools
Deduplication disk pools
About deduplication pools
Configuring a deduplication pool
Managing deduplication pools
Changing deduplication disk pool properties
Setting deduplication pool attributes
Clearing deduplication pool attributes
Changing the deduplication pool state
Changing the deduplication disk volume state
Deleting a deduplication pool
Determining the deduplication pool state
Determining the deduplication disk volume state
Viewing deduplication pools
Viewing deduplication pool attributes
OpenStorage disk pools
About OpenStorage disk pools
Configuring an OpenStorage disk pool
Managing OpenStorage disk pools
Adding volumes to an OpenStorage disk pool
Changing OpenStorage disk pool properties
Changing OpenStorage disk pool state
Changing OpenStorage disk volume state
Deleting an OpenStorage disk pool
Determining OpenStorage disk pool state
Determining OpenStorage disk volume state
Merging OpenStorage disk pools
Removing a volume from an OpenStorage disk pool
Updating an OpenStorage disk pool
Viewing OpenStorage disk pools
About SharedDisk support in NetBackup 7.0 and later
Configuring storage units
About the Storage utility
About storage units
Creating a storage unit using the Device Configuration Wizard
Creating a storage unit using the Actions menu
Creating a storage unit by copying a storage unit
Changing storage unit settings
Deleting storage units
Media Manager storage unit considerations
Disk storage unit considerations
About the disk storage model
BasicDisk storage units
AdvancedDisk storage units
NearStore storage units
OpenStorage storage units
PureDisk storage units
SharedDisk storage units
SnapVault storage units
Maintaining available space on disk storage units
About NDMP storage unit considerations
About storage unit settings
Absolute pathname to directory or volume setting
Directory can exist on the root file system or system disk
Density setting
Disk pool setting
Disk type selection
Enable block sharing setting
Enable multiplexing setting
High water mark setting
Low water mark setting
Maximum concurrent write drives setting
Maximum concurrent jobs setting
Maximum streams per drive setting
Media server setting
NDMP host setting
On demand only setting
Only use the following media servers
Properties button
Reduce fragment size setting
Robot number setting
Robot type setting
Staging relocation schedule setting (for basic disk staging only)
Storage device setting
Storage unit name setting
Storage unit type setting
Temporary staging area setting
Transfer throttle setting
Use any available media server setting
Staging backups
About staging backups
About the two staging methods
Basic disk staging
Creating a basic disk staging storage unit
Disk staging storage unit size and capacity
Minimum disk size for a basic disk staging storage unit
Average disk size for a basic disk staging storage unit
Maximum disk size for a basic disk staging storage unit
Finding potential free space on a BasicDisk disk staging storage unit
About the Disk Staging Schedule dialog box
Name field
Priority of relocation jobs started from this schedule
Final destination storage unit
Final destination volume pool
Final destination media owner
Use alternate read server
Basic disk staging limitations
Initiating a relocation schedule manually
Configuring storage unit groups
About Storage unit groups
Creating a storage unit group
Deleting a storage unit group
Storage unit selection criteria within a group
Prioritized storage unit selection
Failover storage unit selection
Round robin storage unit selection
Media server load balancing storage unit selection
Other load balancing methods
Exception to the storage unit selection criteria
Disk spanning within storage unit groups
Configuring storage lifecycle policies
Storage lifecycle policy overview
Creating a storage lifecycle policy
Storage lifecycle policy name
Data classification option
How to associate backup data with a data classification
Creating or changing a data classification
Duplication job priority setting
Deleting a storage lifecycle policy
Adding a storage destination to a storage lifecycle policy
Use for: Backup, duplication, or Snapshot destination
Storage destination list requirements
Storage unit or storage destinations
Volume pool for storage destinations
Media owner for storage destinations
Fixed retention type for storage destinations
Staged capacity managed retention type for storage destinations
Expire after duplication retention type for storage destinations
Alternate read server for storage destinations
Preserve multiplexing for storage destinations
Hierarchical view of storage destinations
Adding a hierarchical duplication destination
Adding a non-hierarchical duplication destination
Modifying the source of a hierarchical duplication destination
Removing a destination from the storage destination list
Hierarchy example
Writing multiple copies using a storage lifecycle policy
Use only one method to create multiple copies
Destination order determines the copy order
Ensuring successful copies using lifecycles
Storage lifecycle policy versions
How to create a new version
Administrator actions that do not create a new version
When do changes to storage lifecycle policies become effective?
Deleting old storage lifecycle policy versions
LIFECYCLE_PARAMETERS file for optional duplication job configuration
CLEANUP_SESSION_INTERVAL_HOURS
DUPLICATION_GROUP_CRITERIA
DUPLICATION_SESSION_INTERVAL_MINUTES
IMAGE_EXTENDED_RETRY_PERIOD_IN_HOURS
MIN_GB_SIZE_PER_DUPLICATION_JOB
MAX_GB_SIZE_PER_DUPLICATION_JOB
MAX_MINUTES_TIL_FORCE_SMALL_DUPLICATION_JOB
TAPE_RESOURCE_MULTIPLIER
VERSION_CLEANUP_DELAY_HOURS
LIFECYCLE_PARAMETERS file example
Logic for batch creation
Using the nbstlutil command to administrate lifecycle operations
When to use nbstlutil
Configuring backups
Creating backup policies
Using the Policies utility
Policy planning
Gather client information
Group the clients based on backup requirements
Consider storage requirements
Backup schedule considerations
How to group by general attributes
Maximize multiplexed backups
Evaluate backup times
Creating a policy using the Backup Policy Configuration Wizard
Creating a policy without using the Backup Policy Configuration Wizard
Adding or changing schedules in a policy
Adding or changing clients in a policy
Adding or changing backup selections in a policy
Moving policy information from one server to another
Cutting, copying, and pasting policy items
Changing multiple policies at one time
Using the composite change dialog box
Deleting schedules, backup selections, or clients from a policy
About the Policy attributes
Policy type attribute
Data classifications policy attribute
Policy storage policy attribute
About selecting a storage destination
Policy volume pool attribute
Volume pool override example
Checkpoint restart for backup jobs policy attribute
Checkpoint frequency policy attribute
Checkpoint restart support
Decision to start a new job or resume an incomplete job
Checkpoint restart for restore jobs
Limit jobs per policy attribute
Job priority policy attribute
Media owner policy attribute
Go into effect policy attribute
Backup network drives policy attribute
Setup example with UNC paths
Example using the Backup network drives attribute
Follow NFS policy attribute
Cross mount points policy attribute
Creating separate policies with cross mount points disabled
Cross mount points and the Follow NFS attributes
Cross mount point examples
Compression policy attribute
Encryption policy attribute
Collect disaster recovery information for Bare Metal Restore policy attribute
Collect true image restore information policy attribute
Collect true image restore information with move detection policy attribute
About true image restores
About true image restores and move detection
Allow multiple data streams policy attribute
When to use multiple data streams
Adjusting multiple data streams
Disable client-side deduplication policy attribute
Enable granular recovery policy attribute
Keyword phrase policy attribute
Snapshot Client policy attributes
Microsoft Exchange policy attributes
About the Schedules tab
About the schedule Attributes tab
Name schedule attribute
Type of backup schedule attribute
About incremental backups
How NetBackup determines that files are due for backup on Windows
How NetBackup determines that files are due for backup on UNIX
Considerations for user schedules
Synthetic backup schedule attribute
Calendar schedule type
Retries allowed after runday attribute
Frequency schedule type
How to set up backup frequency
How backup frequency determines schedule priority
Instant recovery schedule options
Multiple copies schedule attribute
Criteria for creating multiple copies
Multiple copies and disk staging storage units
Multiple copies and storage lifecycle policies
Configuring multiple copies in a policy schedule
How to restore from a specific backup copy
Override policy storage schedule attribute
Override policy volume pool schedule attribute
Override media owner schedule attribute
Retention schedule attribute
How to assign retention periods
Precautions for assigning retention periods
Changing retention periods
Mixing retention levels on tape volumes
Media multiplexing schedule attribute
About multiplexing
About demultiplexing
Using the Start Windows tab
Creating a schedule window in a schedule
Example of schedule duration
Creating time windows on successive days in a schedule
Duplicating or copying a time window in a schedule
Changing a time window in a schedule
Moving a time window in a schedule
Deleting a time window in a schedule
Deleting all time windows in a schedule
Using the Exclude Dates tab to exclude dates from a policy schedule
Using the Calendar Schedule tab
Scheduling by specific dates
Scheduling by recurring week days
Scheduling by recurring days of the month
How NetBackup determines which schedule to run next
Events that cause the schedules to be recalculated
How NetBackup determines the due time for each schedule
Scheduling complexities
Schedule windows that span midnight
How open schedules affect the different schedule types
Open schedules and calendar-based scheduling
Open schedules and frequency-based scheduling
Runtime considerations
About the Clients tab
Adding clients to a policy
Hyper-V server
Browse for Hyper-V virtual machines
About the Backup Selections tab
Changing backup selections for standard policies
Changing backup selections for database policies
Changing backup selections for Oracle or DB2 policies
Reducing backup time
Verifying the backup selections list
Example log messages
Path rules for Microsoft Windows file backups
Path rules for Windows disk image (Raw) backups
Path rules for Windows registry backup
Hard links to files (NTFS volumes or UNIX)
Pathname rules for UNIX clients
Considerations for UNIX pathnames
Symbolic links and directory junctions
About hard links to directories
About hard links to files
UNIX raw partitions
Backing up and restoring extended attribute files and named data streams
About the path rules for NetWare NonTarget clients
Path rules for NetWare Target clients
Path rules for clients that run extension products
Backup selections list directives
ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES directive
System_State directive
Shadow Copy Components:\\ directive
Directives for multiple data streams
Directives for specific policy types
ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES directive and multiple data streams
ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES example 1
ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES example 2
Backup selections list directives for multiple data streams
About the NEW_STREAM directive and multiple data streams
About the Administrator-defined streaming mode
About the auto-discovery streaming mode
Setting the preprocess interval for auto-discovery
UNSET, UNSET_ALL directives, and multiple data streams
Files that are excluded from backups by default
Excluding files from automatic backups
Windows excluded files
About the Disaster Recovery tab
Path
Logon
Password
Send in an email attachment field
Critical policies list
Adding policies to the Critical Policies list of a catalog backup policy
Creating a Vault policy
Performing manual backups
Active Directory granular backups and recovery
System requirements for Active Directory granular NetBackup backups and recovery
Creating a NetBackup policy that allows Active Directory granular restores
Active Directory backups are full backups
Restoring Active Directory objects
Troubleshooting granular restore issues
Synthetic backups
About synthetic backups
Recommendations for synthetic backups
Performing synthetic backups using disk storage units
Performing synthetic backups using tape storage units
Performance recommendations and limitations
Recommendations for restores from synthetic backups
Synthetic full backups
Synthetic cumulative incremental backups
Schedules that must appear in a policy for synthetic backups
Adding clients to a policy for synthetic backups
Change journal and synthesized backups
True image restore and synthesized backups
Checkpoint restart and synthesized backups
Displaying synthetic backups in the Activity Monitor
Logs produced during synthetic backups
Synthetic backups and directory and file attributes
Using the multiple copy synthetic backups method
Configuring multiple copy synthetic backups
Configuration variables
Simple configuration example
Advanced configuration example
Optimized synthetic backups using OpenStorage
Optimized synthetic backups for deduplication
Protecting the NetBackup catalog
About NetBackup catalogs
Parts of the catalog
About the image database
About image files
About image .f files
About the NetBackup relational database
About the Enterprise Media Manager (EMM) database
Protecting the catalog
About online, hot catalog backups
Using the Catalog Backup Wizard
Using the Backup Policy Wizard to configure a catalog backup
Configuring a catalog backup manually
Backing up catalogs manually
Running online, hot catalog backups concurrently with other backups
About catalog policy schedules
Determing if a catalog backup succeeded
Strategies that ensure successful catalog backups
Recovering the catalog
Disaster recovery emails and the disaster recovery file
Archiving the catalog
Creating a catalog archiving policy
Catalog archiving commands
bpcatlist command
bpcatarc command
bpcatrm command
bpcatres command
When to catalog archive
Extracting images from the catalog archives
Estimating catalog space requirements
File size considerations
About the binary catalog format
Moving the image catalog
Indexing the catalog for faster access to backups
Compressing the image catalog
Uncompressing the image catalog
Uncompressing the NetBackup catalog
About the NetBackup relational database
Installing the NetBackup relational database (NBDB)
NetBackup master server installation
Relocating the NetBackup database
About the server.conf file
About the databases.conf file
About the registration.dat file
About the bin directory
About the charsets directory
About the data directory
About the log directory
About the scripts directory
About the staging directory
About the WIN32 directory
About the java directory
About the shared directory
About the NetBackup configuration entry
Sybase SQL Anywhere server management
Clustered environments
About the NetBackup Database Administration utility
Using the NetBackup Database Administration utility
General tab of the NetBackup Database Administration utility
About fragmentation
Tools tab of the NetBackup Database Administration utility
Changing the DBA password
Moving the NetBackup database files
Exporting database schema and data
Copying or backing up the database files
Restoring database files from a backup
Changing NetBackup database cache memory settings
Setting the transaction mode for NBDB.log and BMRDB.log
Truncating the transaction log
Post-installation tasks
Changing the database password
Moving NBDB database files after installation
Adding a mirrored transaction log
Creating the NBDB database manually
Additional create_nbdb options
About backup and recovery procedures
Database transaction log
About catalog recovery
Backing up and recovering the relational databases
Unloading the database
Terminating database connections
Moving the NetBackup database from one host to another
Cluster considerations with the EMM server
Moving the EMM server to a Windows cluster
About moving the EMM server from a Windows cluster
Managing backup images
About the Catalog utility
Searching for backup images
Verifying backup images
Viewing job results
Promoting a copy to a primary copy
Duplicating backup images
About multiplexed duplication
Jobs that appear while making multiple copies
Expiring backup images
Importing backups
Importing backup images, Phase I
Importing backup images, Phase II
Importing expired images
Initiating an import without the Import Wizard
Importing Backup Exec media
About the host properties for Backup Exec
Backup Exec Tape Reader limitations
Backup Exec Tape Reader support for Windows images
Backup Exec Tape Reader support for Exchange Server images
Backup Exec Tape Reader support for SQL images
Differences between importing, browsing, and restoring Backup Exec and NetBackup images
Monitoring and reporting
Monitoring NetBackup activity
Using the Activity Monitor
Activity Monitor topology
Filtering topology objects
About the Jobs tab
Viewing job details
Monitoring jobs
Setting job detail selections
Monitoring the detailed status of a selected job
Running the Troubleshooter from within the Activity Monitor
Deleting completed jobs
Canceling a job that has not completed
Restarting a job
Suspending restore or backup jobs
Resuming suspended jobs
Printing job list information
Printing job detail information
Copying Activity Monitor text to another document
Changing the Job Priority dynamically
About the Services tab
Types of services
Other Symantec services
Starting or stopping a service
Monitoring NetBackup services
About the Processes tab
Monitoring NetBackup processes
About the Drives tab
Monitoring NetBackup tape drives
Cleaning tape drives from the Activity Monitor
About the jobs database
Retaining job information in the database
Changing the default
About the BPDBJOBS_OPTIONS environment variable
bpdbjobs command line options
About the bpdbjobs debug log
About the Device Monitor
About media mount errors
About pending requests and actions
About pending requests for storage units
Managing pending requests and actions
Resolving a pending request
Resolving a pending action
Resubmitting a request
Denying a request
Monitoring deduplication
Monitoring deduplication activity
Monitoring the deduplication rate
Monitoring deduplication processes
About deduplication logs
Monitoring deduplication storage capacity and usage
About deduplication capacity and usage reporting
About deduplication container files
Viewing capacity within deduplication container files
Auditing NetBackup administration
About auditing in NetBackup
Actions that are audited
Enabling NetBackup auditing
Disabling NetBackup auditing
Viewing the current auditing settings
Viewing the audit report
Audit report options
Audit report contents
NetBackup Audit Manager
User identity in the audit log
Troubleshooting NetBackup auditing
Reporting in NetBackup
About the Reports utility
About the Reports window
Reports settings
Report types
Running a report
Running the Troubleshooter within reports
Copying report text to another document
Saving or exporting a report
Printing a report
Administering NetBackup
Management topics
NetBackup naming conventions
Wildcards in NetBackup
How to administer devices on other servers
How to access media and devices on other hosts
Example SERVER entries
About the Enterprise Media Manager
Enterprise Media Manager domain requirements
Sharing an EMM server
Accessing a remote server
Accessing remote servers
Adding a NetBackup server to a server list
Adding a server to a remote server list
Choosing a remote server to administer
Using the change server command to administer a remote server
Indicating a remote system upon login
Using the Remote Administration Console
Using the Java Windows Administration Console
Running the Administration Console on a NetBackup client
Troubleshooting remote server administration
Using the NetBackup-Java administration console
Using the NetBackup-Java administration console
Authorizing NetBackup-Java users
Authorization file (auth.conf) characteristics
Authorizing nonroot users for specific applications
Authorizing specific tasks in jbpSA
Authorizing NetBackup-Java users on Windows
Restricting access to NetBackup-Java applications on Windows
Runtime configuration options
FIREWALL_IN
FORCE_IPADDR_LOOKUP
INITIAL_MEMORY, MAX_MEMORY
MEM_USE_WARNING
NBJAVA_CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW
NBJAVA_CORBA_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT
NBJAVA_CORBA_LONG_TIMEOUT
PBX_PORT
VNETD_PORT
How to log the command lines that the NetBackup interfaces use
How to customize jnbSA and jbpSA with bp.conf entries
How to improve NetBackup-Java performance
Running the Java console locally on a UNIX platform
Running the console locally on a Windows platform
How to run a console locally and administer a remote server
How to enhance console performance
Determining better performance when run locally or using remote display back
Scenario 1
Scenario 2
Adjusting time zones in the NetBackup-Java console
Adjusting the time zone
Configuring a custom time zone
Alternate server restores
About alternate server restores
Supported configurations for alternate server restores
Performing alternate server restores
Modifying the NetBackup catalogs
Modifying NetBackup catalogs when the server that wrote the media is available
Modifying NetBackup catalogs when the server that wrote the media is unavailable
Overriding the original server for restores
Overriding the original server for restores manually
Enabling automatic failover to an alternate server
Failing over to an alternate server
Expiring and importing media for alternate server restores
Managing client restores
Server-directed restores
Client-redirected restores
Restore restrictions
To allow all clients to perform redirected restores
To allow a single client to perform redirected restores
To allow redirected restores of a client's files
Examples of redirected restores
Example 1: Redirected client restore
Example 2: Redirected client restore using the altnames file
Example 3: Troubleshoot redirected client restore using the altnames file
Restoring files and access control lists
Restoring the files that possess ACLs
Restoring files without restoring ACLs
How to improve search times by creating an image list
How to restore System State
Restoring the system state
Powering down and rebooting NetBackup servers
Powering down and rebooting NetBackup servers
Shutting down all NetBackup services
Starting up all NetBackup services
Rebooting a NetBackup server
Rebooting a NetBackup media server
About displaying robotic processes with vmps
About Granular Recovery Technology
About installing and configuring Network File System (NFS) for Active Directory Granular Recovery
About configuring Services for Network File System (NFS) on the Windows 2008 and Windows 2008 R2 NetBackup media server and NetBackup clients
Enabling Services for Network File System (NFS) on Windows 2008 or Windows 2008 R2
Disabling the Client for NFS on the media server
Disabling the Server for NFS
About configuring Services for Network File System (NFS) on the Windows 2003 R2 SP2 NetBackup media server and NetBackup clients
Installing Services for NFS on the Windows 2003 R2 SP2 media server
Installing Services for NFS on Active Directory domain controllers or ADAM/LDS hosts with Windows 2003 R2 SP2
Configuring a UNIX or Linux media server and Windows clients for backups and restores that use Granular Recovery Technology
Configuring a different network port for NBFSD
Configuring the log on account for the NetBackup Client Service
NetBackup commands help
acsd
add_media_server_on_clients
backupdbtrace
backuptrace
bmrc
bmrconfig
bmrepadm
bmrprep
bmrs
bmrsrtadm
bparchive
bpbackup
bpbackupdb
bpcatarc
bpcatlist
bpcatres
bpcatrm
bpcd
bpchangeprimary
bpclient
bpclimagelist
bpclntcmd
bpclusterutil
bpcompatd
bpconfig
bpdbjobs
bpdbm
bpdown
bpduplicate
bperror
bpexpdate
bpfis
bpgetconfig
bpgetdebuglog
bpimage
bpimagelist
bpimmedia
bpimport
bpinst
bpkeyfile
bpkeyutil
bplabel
bplist
bpmedia
bpmedialist
bpminlicense
bpnbat
bpnbaz
bppficorr
bpplclients
bppldelete
bpplinclude
bpplinfo
bppllist
bpplsched
bpplschedrep
bppolicynew
bpps
bprecover
bprestore
bpschedule
bpschedulerep
bpsetconfig
bpstsinfo
bpstuadd
bpstudel
bpstulist
bpsturep
bptestbpcd
bptestnetconn
bpup
bpverify
cat_convert
create_nbdb
duplicatetrace
importtrace
nbauditreport
nbcatsync
NBCC
NBCCR
nbcplogs
nbdb_admin
nbdb_backup
nbdb_move
nbdb_ping
nbdb_restore
nbdb_unload
nbdc
nbdecommission
nbdelete
nbdevconfig
nbdevquery
nbdna
nbemm
nbemmcmd
nbexecute
nbfirescan
nbftconfig
nbjm
nbkmsutil
nbpem
nbpemreq
nbrb
nbregopsc
nbstl
nbstlutil
nbsu
nbsvrgrp
restoretrace
tl4d
tl8d
tldd
tlhd
tlmd
tpautoconf
tpclean
tpconfig
tpext
tpreq
tpunmount
verifytrace
vltcontainers
vlteject
vltinject
vltoffsitemedia
vltopmenu
vltrun
vmadd
vmchange
vmcheckxxx
vmdelete
vmoprcmd
vmphyinv
vmpool
vmquery
vmrule
vmupdate
vxlogcfg
vxlogmgr
vxlogview
NetBackup wizard help
Getting Started Wizard
About the Getting Started Wizard
About the Device Configuration Wizard in the Getting Started Wizard
About attached storage devices
About the Volume Configuration Wizard in the Getting Started Wizard
Installing the latest device drivers
About the Catalog Backup Configuration Wizard in the Getting Started Wizard
About the Policy Configuration Wizard in the Getting Started Wizard
About the NetBackup Installation Test screen
About creating another policy
About the Getting Started Wizard Complete screen
Device Configuration Wizard
About the Device Configuration Wizard
About device discovery in the Device Configuration Wizard
About the devices that are partially-configured
About configuring shared drives
About the limitations of the Device Configuration Wizard
About possible EMM server host conflict
About running the Device Configuration Wizard for the first time
About running the wizard more than once
About running the wizard to update your configuration after a device change
About the wizard screens
Device Hosts screen
Change Device Host dialog box
SAN Clients screen
Fibre Transport Usage Preferences dialog box
NDMP servers screen
Specifying authentication information for an NDMP server
Changing the authentication information for an NDMP server
ACS hosts screen
Specifying the ACSLS host for an ACS device host
TLM hosts screen
Specifying the SDLC host for a TLM device host
Scanning hosts screen
Conflict detected screen
Specifying a single global device information host
Backup devices screen
Devices do not fully support serialization
Obtaining information about a device
Device properties dialog box
Device Configuration Wizard warning messages
Drag and drop configuration screen
Completing the device configuration
What happens if I make a mistake when I drag the drives?
Updating device configuration screen
Configure storage units screen
Media Manager storage units
Changing the default values for Media Manager storage units
Default values for Media Manager storage units
Disk storage units
Default values for disk storage units
Device Configuration Wizard Finished screen
Storage Server Configuration Wizard
About the Storage Server Configuration Wizard
Select Storage Type screen
Select the AdvancedDisk Media Server
AdvancedDisk Configuration Summary screen
AdvancedDisk Storage Server Creation Progress screen
Select Deduplication Storage Server screen
Deduplication Storage Server Properties screen
About the deduplication storage paths
About the network interface for deduplication
About deduplication storage requirements
About deduplication storage capacity
Deduplication Load Balancing screen
Deduplication Storage Server Configuration Summary screen
Deduplication Storage Server Creation Progress screen
Enter the OpenStorage Storage Server screen
Configure Additional OpenStorage Media Servers screen
OpenStorage Configuration Summary screen
OpenStorage Storage Server Creation Progress screen
Enter PureDisk Storage Pool Authority Name screen
Configure Additional Media Servers for PureDisk screen
PureDisk Deduplication Pool Configuration Summary screen
PureDisk Storage Server Creation Progress screen
Finished screen
Disk Pool Configuration Wizard
About the Disk Pool Configuration Wizard
Disk Pool screen
Media Servers to Scan screen
Select Storage Server screen
Select Disk Array to Import screen
Disk Array Properties dialog box
Select Volumes screen
Disk Pool Properties screen
AdvancedDisk disk pool properties
Media server deduplication pool properties
OpenStorage disk pool properties
SharedDisk disk pool properties
Summary screen
Confirmation screen
Storage Unit Option screen
Create Storage Unit screen
Finish screen
Volume Configuration Wizard
About the Volume Configuration Wizard
Limitations of the Volume Configuration Wizard
Configuring volumes for unsupported devices
About the wizard screens
Select Device screen
Specify if Multiple Drive Types Exist screen
Robot Inventory screen
Robot Inventory Results screen
Identify Cleaning Media screen
Volumes for Standalone Drives screen
Volume Configuration Wizards Finished screen
Backup Policy Configuration Wizard
About the Backup Policy Wizard
Vault Frequency and Profile wizard screen
Policy Name and Type wizard screen
Client List wizard screen
Properties selection
Select a client from the network selection
Change selection in the Clients List screen
Delete selection in the Client List screen
Backup Type wizard screen
NetBackup for Exchange backup types
About the NetBackup for Lotus Notes backup types
About the SharePoint Server backup types
Backup Type wizard screen
About the NetBackup for DB2 backup types
About the NetBackup for Informix backup types
About the NetBackup for Oracle backup types
About the NetBackup for SAP backup types
About the SQL Server and Sybase backup types
Files wizard screen
Rotation wizard screen
Example 1: Specify that full backups are to start every week.
Example 2: Specify that one day can elapse between successful incremental backups
Example 3: Specify that NetBackup retains the backups for two weeks
Start Window wizard screen
Finish wizard screen
Catalog Backup Configuration Wizard
About the Catalog Backup Wizard
Catalog backup precautions
NetBackup Catalog Backup Policy wizard screen
Final catalog backup wizard screen
Catalog Disaster Recovery Method wizard screen
Email Disaster Recovery Information wizard screen
Rotation wizard screen for catalog backups
Import Images Wizard
About the Import Images Wizard
Select Media Host wizard screen
Image Location wizard screen
Enter NearStore details wizard screen
Enter SnapVault details wizard screen
Enter SharedDisk details wizard screen
Enter the Path wizard screen
Enter Media ID wizard screen
Finishing the Import Wizard screen
Snapshot Policy Configuration Wizard
About the Snapshot Policy Configuration Wizard
Select Client wizard screen
Adding the VMware backup host to the NetBackup configuration
Adding NetBackup credentials for VMware
Changing the browsing timeout for virtual machine discovery
Client inventory wizard screen
Asset type wizard screen
Backup selections wizard screen
Instant recovery wizard screen
Off-host backup wizard screen
Snapshot method wizard screen
Virtual Machine Options wizard screen
Select Virtual Machines wizard screen
Backup Selections wizard screen
VMware Backup Selections: what you can back up
Snapshot Method Options screen
Backup Types screen
Frequency and Retention screen
Start window screen
Configure client volumes screen
Save policy screen
Catalog Recovery Wizard
About the Catalog Recovery Wizard
Catalog disaster recovery file wizard screen
Retrieving disaster recover file wizard screen
About the Disaster recovery method
About the recovery of entire catalog option
About the recovery of image and configuration files only option
Retrieving Disaster Recovery File wizard screen
Full Recovery Finish wizard screen
Partial Recovery Finish wizard screen
NetBackup status codes
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NetBackup status code: 613
NetBackup status code: 614
NetBackup status code: 615
NetBackup status code: 616
NetBackup status code: 617
NetBackup status code: 618
NetBackup status code: 619
NetBackup status code: 620
NetBackup status code: 621
NetBackup status code: 622
NetBackup status code: 623
NetBackup status code: 624
NetBackup status code: 625
NetBackup status code: 626
NetBackup status code: 627
NetBackup status code: 628
NetBackup status code: 629
NetBackup status code: 630
NetBackup status code: 631
NetBackup status code: 632
NetBackup status code: 633
NetBackup status code: 634
NetBackup status code: 635
NetBackup status code: 636
NetBackup status code: 637
NetBackup status code: 638
NetBackup status code: 639
NetBackup status code: 640
NetBackup status code: 641
NetBackup status code: 642
NetBackup status code: 643
NetBackup status code: 644
NetBackup status code: 645
NetBackup status code: 646
NetBackup status code: 647
NetBackup status code: 648
NetBackup status code: 649
NetBackup status code: 650
NetBackup status code: 651
NetBackup status code: 652
NetBackup status code: 653
NetBackup status code: 654
NetBackup status code: 655
NetBackup status code: 656
NetBackup status code: 657
NetBackup status code: 658
NetBackup status code: 659
NetBackup status code: 660
NetBackup status code: 661
NetBackup status code: 662
NetBackup status code: 663
NetBackup status code: 664
NetBackup status code: 665
NetBackup status code: 667
NetBackup status code: 668
NetBackup status code: 669
NetBackup status code: 670
NetBackup status code: 671
NetBackup status code: 800
NetBackup status code: 801
NetBackup status code: 802
NetBackup status code: 803
NetBackup status code: 805
NetBackup status code: 806
NetBackup status code: 807
NetBackup status code: 811
NetBackup status code: 812
NetBackup status code: 813
NetBackup status code: 818
NetBackup status code: 819
NetBackup status code: 823
NetBackup status code: 831
NetBackup status code: 900
NetBackup status code: 901
NetBackup status code: 902
NetBackup status code: 903
NetBackup status code: 904
NetBackup status code: 905
NetBackup status code: 906
NetBackup status code: 907
NetBackup status code: 908
NetBackup status code: 912
NetBackup status code: 914
NetBackup status code: 915
NetBackup status code: 916
NetBackup status code: 1000
NetBackup status code: 1500
NetBackup status code: 1501
NetBackup status code: 1502
NetBackup status code: 1503
NetBackup status code: 1504
NetBackup status code: 1505
NetBackup status code: 1506
NetBackup status code: 1508
NetBackup status code: 1509
NetBackup status code: 1510
NetBackup status code: 1511
NetBackup status code: 1512
NetBackup status code: 1513
NetBackup status code: 1514
NetBackup status code: 1515
NetBackup status code: 1516
NetBackup status code: 1517
NetBackup status code: 1518
NetBackup status code: 1800
NetBackup status code: 2000
NetBackup status code: 2001
NetBackup status code: 2002
NetBackup status code: 2003
NetBackup status code: 2004
NetBackup status code: 2005
NetBackup status code: 2006
NetBackup status code: 2007
NetBackup status code: 2008
NetBackup status code: 2009
NetBackup status code: 2010
NetBackup status code: 2011
NetBackup status code: 2012
NetBackup status code: 2013
NetBackup status code: 2014
NetBackup status code: 2015
NetBackup status code: 2016
NetBackup status code: 2017
NetBackup status code: 2018
NetBackup status code: 2019
NetBackup status code: 2020
NetBackup status code: 2021
NetBackup status code: 2022
NetBackup status code: 2023
NetBackup status code: 2024
NetBackup status code: 2025
NetBackup status code: 2026
NetBackup status code: 2027
NetBackup status code: 2028
NetBackup status code: 2029
NetBackup status code: 2030
NetBackup status code: 2031
NetBackup status code: 2032
NetBackup status code: 2033
NetBackup status code: 2034
NetBackup status code: 2035
NetBackup status code: 2036
NetBackup status code: 2037
NetBackup status code: 2038
NetBackup status code: 2039
NetBackup status code: 2040
NetBackup status code: 2041
NetBackup status code: 2042
NetBackup status code: 2043
NetBackup status code: 2044
NetBackup status code: 2045
NetBackup status code: 2046
NetBackup status code: 2047
NetBackup status code: 2048
NetBackup status code: 2049
NetBackup status code: 2050
NetBackup status code: 2051
NetBackup status code: 2052
NetBackup status code: 2053
NetBackup status code: 2054
NetBackup status code: 2055
NetBackup status code: 2056
NetBackup status code: 2057
NetBackup status code: 2058
NetBackup status code: 2059
NetBackup status code: 2060
NetBackup status code: 2061
NetBackup status code: 2062
NetBackup status code: 2063
NetBackup status code: 2064
NetBackup status code: 2065
NetBackup status code: 2066
NetBackup status code: 2067
NetBackup status code: 2068
NetBackup status code: 2069
NetBackup status code: 2070
NetBackup status code: 2071
NetBackup status code: 2072
NetBackup status code: 2073
NetBackup status code: 2074
NetBackup status code: 2075
NetBackup status code: 2076
NetBackup status code: 2077
NetBackup status code: 2078
NetBackup status code: 2079
NetBackup status code: 2080
NetBackup status code: 2081
NetBackup status code: 2082
NetBackup status code: 2083
NetBackup status code: 2084
NetBackup status code: 2085
NetBackup status code: 2086
NetBackup status code: 2087
NetBackup status code: 2088
NetBackup status code: 2089
NetBackup status code: 2090
NetBackup status code: 2091
NetBackup status code: 2092
NetBackup status code: 2093
NetBackup status code: 2094
NetBackup status code: 2095
NetBackup status code: 2096
NetBackup status code: 2097
NetBackup status code: 2098
NetBackup status code: 2099
NetBackup status code: 2100
NetBackup status code: 2101
NetBackup status code: 2102
NetBackup status code: 2103
NetBackup status code: 2104
Media Manager status codes
Media Manager status code: 1
Media Manager status code: 2
Media Manager status code: 3
Media Manager status code: 4
Media Manager status code: 5
Media Manager status code: 6
Media Manager status code: 7
Media Manager status code: 8
Media Manager status code: 9
Media Manager status code: 10
Media Manager status code: 11
Media Manager status code: 12
Media Manager status code: 13
Media Manager status code: 14
Media Manager status code: 15
Media Manager status code: 16
Media Manager status code: 18
Media Manager status code: 19
Media Manager status code: 20
Media Manager status code: 21
Media Manager status code: 22
Media Manager status code: 23
Media Manager status code: 25
Media Manager status code: 26
Media Manager status code: 27
Media Manager status code: 28
Media Manager status code: 32
Media Manager status code: 34
Media Manager status code: 35
Media Manager status code: 36
Media Manager status code: 37
Media Manager status code: 39
Media Manager status code: 40
Media Manager status code: 41
Media Manager status code: 42
Media Manager status code: 43
Media Manager status code: 44
Media Manager status code: 45
Media Manager status code: 46
Media Manager status code: 47
Media Manager status code: 48
Media Manager status code: 49
Media Manager status code: 50
Media Manager status code: 51
Media Manager status code: 52
Media Manager status code: 53
Media Manager status code: 54
Media Manager status code: 55
Media Manager status code: 56
Media Manager status code: 57
Media Manager status code: 58
Media Manager status code: 59
Media Manager status code: 60
Media Manager status code: 61
Media Manager status code: 62
Media Manager status code: 63
Media Manager status code: 64
Media Manager status code: 65
Media Manager status code: 67
Media Manager status code: 68
Media Manager status code: 69
Media Manager status code: 70
Media Manager status code: 71
Media Manager status code: 72
Media Manager status code: 73
Media Manager status code: 74
Media Manager status code: 75
Media Manager status code: 76
Media Manager status code: 78
Media Manager status code: 79
Media Manager status code: 80
Media Manager status code: 81
Media Manager status code: 82
Media Manager status code: 83
Media Manager status code: 84
Media Manager status code: 85
Media Manager status code: 86
Media Manager status code: 87
Media Manager status code: 88
Media Manager status code: 89
Media Manager status code: 90
Media Manager status code: 92
Media Manager status code: 93
Media Manager status code: 94
Media Manager status code: 95
Media Manager status code: 96
Media Manager status code: 97
Media Manager status code: 101
Media Manager status code: 102
Media Manager status code: 104
Media Manager status code: 105
Media Manager status code: 109
Media Manager status code: 110
Media Manager status code: 111
Media Manager status code: 112
Media Manager status code: 113
Media Manager status code: 114
Media Manager status code: 115
Media Manager status code: 116
Media Manager status code: 117
Media Manager status code: 118
Media Manager status code: 119
Media Manager status code: 121
Media Manager status code: 122
Media Manager status code: 126
Media Manager status code: 127
Media Manager status code: 129
Media Manager status code: 130
Media Manager status code: 131
Media Manager status code: 132
Media Manager status code: 133
Media Manager status code: 134
Media Manager status code: 135
Media Manager status code: 136
Media Manager status code: 137
Media Manager status code: 138
Media Manager status code: 139
Media Manager status code: 140
Media Manager status code: 141
Media Manager status code: 142
Media Manager status code: 143
Media Manager status code: 144
Media Manager status code: 145
Media Manager status code: 146
Media Manager status code: 147
Media Manager status code: 148
Media Manager status code: 149
Media Manager status code: 150
Media Manager status code: 152
Media Manager status code: 153
Media Manager status code: 155
Media Manager status code: 160
Media Manager status code: 162
Media Manager status code: 163
Media Manager status code: 164
Media Manager status code: 165
Media Manager status code: 166
Media Manager status code: 167
Media Manager status code: 168
Media Manager status code: 169
Media Manager status code: 171
Media Manager status code: 172
Media Manager status code: 173
Media Manager status code: 175
Media Manager status code: 176
Media Manager status code: 177
Media Manager status code: 181
Media Manager status code: 182
Media Manager status code: 185
Media Manager status code: 186
Media Manager status code: 187
Media Manager status code: 188
Media Manager status code: 189
Media Manager status code: 190
Media Manager status code: 191
Media Manager status code: 192
Media Manager status code: 193
Media Manager status code: 194
Media Manager status code: 195
Media Manager status code: 196
Media Manager status code: 198
Media Manager status code: 199
Device configuration status codes
Device configuration status code: 0
Device configuration status code: 1
Device configuration status code: 2
Device configuration status code: 3
Device configuration status code: 7
Device configuration status code: 8
Device configuration status code: 9
Device configuration status code: 10
Device configuration status code: 11
Device configuration status code: 13
Device configuration status code: 14
Device configuration status code: 15
Device configuration status code: 16
Device configuration status code: 17
Device configuration status code: 18
Device configuration status code: 19
Device configuration status code: 21
Device configuration status code: 22
Device configuration status code: 24
Device configuration status code: 25
Device configuration status code: 27
Device configuration status code: 28
Device configuration status code: 29
Device configuration status code: 30
Device configuration status code: 31
Device configuration status code: 33
Device configuration status code: 34
Device configuration status code: 35
Device configuration status code: 36
Device configuration status code: 37
Device configuration status code: 38
Device configuration status code: 39
Device configuration status code: 40
Device configuration status code: 41
Device configuration status code: 42
Device configuration status code: 44
Device configuration status code: 48
Device configuration status code: 49
Device configuration status code: 51
Device configuration status code: 52
Device configuration status code: 53
Device configuration status code: 55
Device configuration status code: 56
Device configuration status code: 57
Device configuration status code: 58
Device configuration status code: 59
Device configuration status code: 60
Device configuration status code: 61
Device configuration status code: 62
Device configuration status code: 63
Device configuration status code: 64
Device configuration status code: 65
Device configuration status code: 66
Device configuration status code: 67
Device configuration status code: 68
Device configuration status code: 69
Device configuration status code: 70
Device configuration status code: 71
Device configuration status code: 72
Device configuration status code: 73
Device configuration status code: 74
Device configuration status code: 75
Device configuration status code: 76
Device configuration status code: 77
Device configuration status code: 78
Device configuration status code: 79
Device configuration status code: 81
Device configuration status code: 82
Device configuration status code: 83
Device configuration status code: 84
Device configuration status code: 85
Device configuration status code: 86
Device configuration status code: 87
Device configuration status code: 88
Device configuration status code: 89
Device configuration status code: 90
Device configuration status code: 91
Device configuration status code: 92
Device configuration status code: 93
Device configuration status code: 94
Device configuration status code: 95
Device configuration status code: 96
Device configuration status code: 97
Device configuration status code: 98
Device configuration status code: 99
Device configuration status code: 100
Device configuration status code: 101
Device management status codes
Device management status code: 1
Device management status code: 2
Device management status code: 3
Device management status code: 4
Device management status code: 5
Device management status code: 6
Device management status code: 7
Device management status code: 8
Device management status code: 10
Device management status code: 12
Device management status code: 13
Device management status code: 14
Device management status code: 15
Device management status code: 16
Device management status code: 17
Device management status code: 19
Device management status code: 20
Device management status code: 21
Device management status code: 22
Device management status code: 23
Device management status code: 24
Device management status code: 25
Device management status code: 26
Device management status code: 27
Device management status code: 28
Device management status code: 30
Device management status code: 32
Device management status code: 33
Device management status code: 35
Device management status code: 36
Device management status code: 37
Device management status code: 38
Device management status code: 39
Device management status code: 40
Device management status code: 41
Device management status code: 42
Device management status code: 44
Device management status code: 46
Device management status code: 47
Device management status code: 48
Device management status code: 49
Device management status code: 50
Device management status code: 52
Device management status code: 53
Device management status code: 55
Device management status code: 56
Device management status code: 58
Device management status code: 59
Device management status code: 60
Device management status code: 61
Device management status code: 62
Device management status code: 63
Device management status code: 64
Device management status code: 65
Device management status code: 66
Device management status code: 69
Device management status code: 70
Device management status code: 71
Device management status code: 72
Device management status code: 73
Device management status code: 74
Device management status code: 75
Device management status code: 76
Device management status code: 77
Device management status code: 78
Device management status code: 79
Device management status code: 80
Device management status code: 81
Device management status code: 82
Device management status code: 83
Device management status code: 84
Robotic status codes
Robotic status code: 200
Robotic status code: 201
Robotic status code: 202
Robotic status code: 203
Robotic status code: 204
Robotic status code: 205
Robotic status code: 206
Robotic status code: 207
Robotic status code: 208
Robotic status code: 209
Robotic status code: 210
Robotic status code: 211
Robotic status code: 212
Robotic status code: 213
Robotic status code: 214
Robotic status code: 215
Robotic status code: 216
Robotic status code: 217
Robotic status code: 218
Robotic status code: 219
Robotic status code: 220
Robotic status code: 221
Robotic status code: 222
Robotic status code: 223
Robotic status code: 224
Robotic status code: 225
Robotic status code: 226
Robotic status code: 228
Robotic status code: 229
Robotic status code: 230
Robotic status code: 232
Robotic status code: 233
Robotic status code: 234
Robotic status code: 235
Robotic status code: 236
Robotic status code: 237
Robotic status code: 238
Robotic status code: 239
Robotic status code: 240
Robotic status code: 242
Robotic status code: 243
Robotic status code: 244
Robotic status code: 245
Robotic status code: 246
Robotic status code: 249
Robotic status code: 250
Robotic status code: 251
Robotic status code: 252
Robotic status code: 253
Robotic status code: 254
Robotic status code: 255
Robotic status code: 256
Robotic status code: 257
Robotic status code: 258
Robotic status code: 259
Robotic status code: 260
Robotic status code: 261
Robotic status code: 262
Robotic error codes
Robot Error status code: 1
Robot Error status code: 2
Robot Error status code: 3
Robot Error status code: 4
Robot Error status code: 5
Robot Error status code: 6
Robot Error status code: 7
Robot Error status code: 8
Robot Error status code: 9
Robot Error status code: 10
Robot Error status code: 11
Robot Error status code: 12
Robot Error status code: 13
Robot Error status code: 14
Robot Error status code: 16
Robot Error status code: 17
Deduplication event codes and messages
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