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In the Navigation pane, click Change Settings. On the Configuration page, click the applicable icon, and on the Settings page, click Plugin Options. |
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Under Datacopy, configure the following setting: |
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Sort Backups Newest First: By default, the saveset list on the NetVault Selections page is sorted by date and time in descending order (that is, from the latest to the earliest date). To sort the list in ascending order (from the earliest to the latest date), clear the check box. |
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In the Navigation pane, click Create Backup Job. |
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In Job Name, specify a name for the job. Assign a descriptive name that allows you to easily identify the job for monitoring its progress or restoring data. |
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In the Selections list, select an existing Backup Selection Set, or complete the following steps to create a set. |
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Open the Backups node, and in the list of NetVault machines, open the client from which the data was backed up. |
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Open the Backup Sets node, and in the list of NetVault machines, open the client for which the set was created. |
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Click Save, and in the Create New Set dialog box, type a name for the set. Click Save to close the dialog box. |
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In the Plugin Options list, select an existing Backup Options Set, or complete the following steps to create a set. |
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Under Copy Type, configure the following options. |
NOTE: When creating copies of the Plug-in for FileSystem backups, the Migrate option can only be selected for Full Backups that do not have any associated Incremental or Differential Backups. If you select this option for a Full Backup that has an associated Incremental or Differential Backup, NetVault creates the secondary copy successfully, but it does not delete the index for the primary or original backup. For such backups, after creating the copy, you must manually retire the primary or original backup.
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Use optimised replication between devices that support this feature |
The following storage devices support optimized replication:
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When you select this check box, the Plug-in for Data Copy tries to acquire the source media before it attempts to acquire the target media for the Data Copy and Duplicate backups. | |||||||
NOTE: The media request timeout for Phase 1 Data Copy jobs (created using the Plug-in for Data Copy) is controlled by the Media Request Timeout setting in the Backup Options Set; it is not controlled by the Media Request Timeout setting in the Target Set. The media request timeout for Phase 2 (Secondary Copy) Data Copy and Duplicate jobs is controlled by the Media Request Timeout specified in the Backup Advanced Options Set | |||||||
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Under Backup Life, configure the following options. |
To use the original saveset’s retention period, select this option. NOTE: If the primary backup is Immutable, to make the duplicate backup, immutable, select Use 'Backup Life' on the 'Advanced Options' tab.
NOTE: If you select the Duplicate a backup, for which duplicated incremental backups need their original full backup for restore, and the Use originals life options, then the duplicate will not be immutable. | |
To set a different retention period for the data copy, select this option, and then specify the retention period in the Backup Advanced Options set. For more information about these options, see the Quest NetVault Administrator’s Guide. |
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The Snapshot Options can be used with the Data Copy method (Copy a full backup to produce a new independent copy of the data option). |
When restoring data from a copy, the plug-in tries to mount and restore data from the snapshots. |
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jTo run multi-stream jobs, configure the following options. |
The Snapshot Options are ignored if the saveset selected for Data Copy does not have any associated snapshots. These options are not available for Phase 2 Data Copy backups. |
Type the maximum number of parallel streams that can be generated for the Data Copy job. | |
NOTE: The media request timeout for Phase 1 Data Copy jobs (created using the Plug-in for Data Copy) is controlled by the Media Request Timeout setting in the Backup Options Set; it is not controlled by the Media Request Timeout setting in the Target Set. The media request timeout for Phase 2 (Secondary Copy) Data Copy and Duplicate jobs is controlled by the Media Request Timeout specified in the Backup Advanced Options Set. |
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Click Save, and in the Create New Set dialog box, type a name for the set. Click Save to close the dialog box. |
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Select or create the Schedule Set, Source Set, Target Set, and Advanced Options Set. For more information about these sets, see the Quest NetVault Administrator’s Guide. |
NOTE: When performing multi-stream backups, do not select the Ensure backup is the first on the target media check box. If you select this check box for multi-stream backups, each data stream targets a separate piece of media to exist as the first backup on the media item. Thus, if a backup generates five streams, the job tries to obtain five blank or new media items.
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To submit the job for scheduling, click Save & Submit. You can monitor the job progress from the Job Status page and view the logs from the View Logs page. |
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The Plug-in for FileSystem supports two types of Incremental Backups: Regular Incremental Backups and Dump Type Incremental Backups. |
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The Advanced Backup Option Enable Encryption can be used only with the Copy a full backup to produce a new independent copy of the data option. |
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The option Automatically get a set's last full backup is incompatible with the backups performed using NetVault Plug-in for NetWare. The Plug-in for Data Copy creates a copy of the last backup regardless of its type (Full or Incremental). |
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The Plug-in for Data Copy cannot distinguish between the NDMP Level 0 Full Backup and Levels 1–9 Incremental Backups. An NDMP backup of any level appears as Full Backup to the Plug-in for Data Copy. So, if you are trying to make a copy of the latest saveset, and you have selected the options Copy a full backup to produce a new independent copy of the data and Automatically get a set's last full backup, the Plug-in for Data Copy still creates a copy of the last backup (of any level). It does not create a copy of the Level 0 backup for that Backup Selection Set. |
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On NetVault Server 10.0.5 and later, the Plug-in for Data Copy creates index version 4, which is incompatible with earlier versions of NetVault. A client running NetVault 10.0.1 or an earlier version cannot read these index files. To restore Data Copy savesets generated from NetVault Server 10.0.5 or later, the client must also be running NetVault 10.0.5 or later. |
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For Data Copy backups with the Duplicate a backup option selected, if the Verify After Backup option is also selected, then backup verification occurs on the streams written to the media in either the source media of the Data Copy duplicate or the target media of the Data Copy duplicate. |
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Data Copy backups with the Duplicate a backup option does not create a separate backup saveset; it creates redundant data streams within the existing backup saveset. During the Verify phase for each data stream, either the copy in the source media or the copy in the target media would be verified. To configure additional backup job options, see “Specifying additional options” in the Quest NetVault Administrator’s Guide. |
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For Data Copy backups where the Copy a full backup to produce a new independent copy of the data and Verify After Backup options are selected, the Verify phase performs verification of the streams written to the media in both the source media of the Data Copy backup and the target media of the Data Copy backup. |
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Data Copy backups where Copy a full backup to produce a new independent copy of the data is selected, creates a separate backup saveset of the data. When the Verify After Backup option is also selected, verification occurs on all of the data streams, including data streams in the source media and the target media of the Data Copy backup. To configure Additional backup job options see, “Specifying additional options” in the Quest NetVault Administrator’s Guide. |
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