The following procedure describes how to perform a user-directed backup.
To perform a user-directed backup of a Lotus Notes database
Select File > Select Files and Folders to Backup.
The Lotus Notes object appears in the left pane. Select items within this object that you want to back up. These objects include logged and unlogged Domino server databases, local databases, and archive-style transaction log extents.
If necessary, change the NetBackup master server that you want to perform the backup.
If there is more than one master server to which you can send your backups, ensure that you are connected to the correct one. Ask your NetBackup administrator if you have questions about which master server to use.
Normally, you do not have to switch master servers unless the administrator temporarily moved the backups. (For example, because of a problem on the original master server.) If the change becomes permanent, the administrator should change your default to reflect the other server.
You cannot select individual transaction log extents for backup. Instead, to back up all transaction log extents, select the Transaction Logs object of the tree. NetBackup then queries the Domino server for the list of transaction log extents that are available to be backed up.
Select the backup options, as follows:
When you back up a server partition, provide the
absolute path for the notes.ini
file.
(Click the Lotus Notes Options tab.)
Associate this
notes.ini
file with the particular
server partition that you want to perform the backup.
When you back up one of multiple installations of
Domino server, provide the absolute path for the notes.ini
file. Associate this notes.ini
file with the Domino installation you
want to back up. Also provide the directory of the Domino server
installation.
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