Item
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Description
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Client name
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Specify the name of your NetWare Client.
This name is used when backing up and restoring files or folders.
The client name in the NetBackup server policy configuration must
match the client name specified here.
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List files timeout
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Specify the number of seconds to wait for a
response from the NetBackup master server when listing files. If
this amount of time is exceeded, the user receives the “socket read
failed” error even if the server is still processing the user's
request.
The default is 300 seconds. The minimum
setting is 0. The maximum setting is 36,000 seconds.
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Restore retries
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Specify the number of times to retry a
restore after a failure.
The default is 0, which is no retries. The
maximum setting is 999.
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Time overlap
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Specify the extra number of minutes to add
to the date range for incremental backups when using date-based
backups. This value can be used to compensate for differences in
the speed of the clock between the client and NetBackup
server.
The default is 60 minutes. The minimum
setting is 0. The maximum setting is 1,440 minutes.
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User directed operation
timeout
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Specify the number of seconds to wait for a
response from the NetBackup master server when performing
user-directed operations. If this amount of time is exceeded, the
user receives the “socket read failed” error even if the server is
still processing the user's request.
The default is 60 seconds. The minimum
setting is 0. The maximum setting is 32,400 seconds.
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Days to keep operation
status
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Specify the number of days to store progress
reports before the system will automatically delete them.
Default is 3 days. The minimum allowable
value is 0. The maximum is 9,999.
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Perform incrementals based
on archive bit
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Select this check box to include files in an
incremental backup only if their archive bit is set. The system
sets this bit whenever a file is changed and it will remain set
until NetBackup clears it. A full backup always clears the archive
bit. A differential-incremental backup clears the archive bit if
all files are successfully backed up and the NetBackup master
server responds back to the NetWare Client within the number of
seconds indicated by the Clear_Archive_Bit_Incr_Wait parameter. A
cumulative-incremental backup or user backup has no effect on the
archive bit.
Clear this checkbox to have NetBackup
include a file in an incremental backup only if the file's date and
time stamp has been changed since the last backup. For a
cumulative-incremental backup, NetBackup compares the file's time
stamp against the last full backup. For a differential-incremental
backup, NetBackup compares the time stamp against the last full
backup or incremental backup.
If you install or copy files from another
computer, the new files retain the date and time stamp of the
originals. If the original date is before the last backup date on
this computer, then the new files will not be backed up until the
next full backup, whichever is most recent.
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Allow server directed
restores
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Select this check box to let the
administrator on the NetBackup server initiate restores to the
NetWare Client. The default is to allow server-directed
restores.
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Perform default search
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Select this check box to have NetBackup
automatically search the default range of backup images and display
the backed up folders and files whenever a restore window is
opened.
Clear this box to disable the initial
search. The NetWare Client's Restore window will not show any files
or folders when initially opened. Clicking a backup image, or
selecting a range of backup images, will initiate a search.
By default, this box is selected.
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Backup migrated files
(files will be moved to the hard drive)
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Select this option to have files that have
been moved to secondary storage moved back to primary storage and
backed up by NetBackup. If the option is not selected (which is the
default), only the metadata for the file is backed up and the file
is not moved back to primary storage.
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Uncompress files before
backing up
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Select this option to have compressed files
uncompressed before backing up. This option is useful if the file
will be restored to a volume on NetWare that does not support
compression. If the option is not selected (which is the default),
the file will be backed up in its compressed state.
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