In order for NetBackup to back up your NetWare server, you must define the targets to be backed up. A target consists of NetBackup configuration information that defines the collection of information on the NetWare server that is to be backed up.
To add a target
Options for this menu are described in Using the target configuration menu.
The name should be from 1 to 8 characters long and should quickly identify what is contained in the target. For example, if your target is backing up the SYS volume, you may want to name the target Sys.
Normally, this should be the computer on
which you are configuring the target. It is the name of the NetWare
server that will be running the Storage Management Data Requestor
NetWare Loadable Module (SMDR.NLM
) used
for backups. Select one SMDR for each target you define.
You may need to type c
and press Enter several times until the server
name appears on the list. Then, type the number corresponding with
the server name and press Enter.
This list presents the specific Target Service Agents (TSA) available on the selected server. The TSA is the module that knows how to back up and restore a particular set of data on the NetWare server.
A NetWare server backup will list the names of existing NetWare file servers that can be backed up.You may also see Novell Directories and GroupWise.
Normally, administrator or equivalent rights are required to back up the NetWare server. The username must contain the full context (for example, .ADMIN.RSVL).
This list presents the specific resources on the target service that can be backed up. The list of resources presented to you is dependent upon the TSA selected for this target.
•Resources for a NetWare server include such items as the following:
•NetWare server. This will back up all volumes and server specific information for that server/client.
•Server Specific Info. Server-specific information, applicable to NetWare 4.x and greater, includes five hidden files created at the time of backup, for disaster recovery purposes.
•Volumes mounted by the server, such as
SYS:
•Resources for the Novell Directory follow:
•The schema
•The root of the directory tree
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