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NetVault Plug-in for FileSystem 12.0 - User Guide

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About Quest® NetVault® Backup Plug-in for FileSystem Target audience Recommended additional reading

Installing the plug-in

Installing the plug-in Removing the plug-in Using the correct plug-in binary on Solaris

Configuring the plug-in

Configuring default settings Exclusion lists

About exclusion lists Exclusion list considerations

Backing up data

About backup methods About backup types About System State Backups About multistream backups Backup and recovery strategy Performing Full Backups

Selection tree icons: Linux and UNIX Selection tree icons: Windows

Inclusion lists

About inclusion lists Inclusion list considerations Adding an inclusion list Removing an inclusion list

Additional notes Performing Incremental and Differential Backups Stopping a job Restarting a job Performing Network Share Backups Performing System State Backups

Restoring data using the plug-in Searching for files in savesets Viewing media list Renaming and relocating data during restore Restoring data to an alternate client Restoring System State Backups

About System State restore System State restore considerations Supported restore methods for Active Directory Supported restore methods for SYSVOL Directory Prerequisites Restoring System State data Restoring cluster database on Windows 2008 Additional considerations for domain controllers

Troubleshooting

Common errors

Selection tree icons: Linux and UNIX

Table 3. Backup selection tree icons: Linux and UNIX
Icon	Description
	Open directory
	Closed directory
	Open linked directory
	Closed linked directory
	Open local mount point
	Closed local mount point
	Open remote mount point
	Closed remote mount point
	File
	Linked file
	Socket
	Linked socket
	FIFO
	Linked FIFO
	Block device
	Linked block device
	Character device
	Linked character device
	Broken link
	Link
	Files modified during backup

Selection tree icons: Windows

Table 4. Backup selection tree icons: Windows
Icon	Description
	Fixed drives
	Drive
	Open directory
	Closed directory
	File
	Compressed file
	Hidden file
	Executable file
	File modified during backup
	Removable drives
	CDROM
	Removable media
	Network shares
	System state
	Active Directory (Windows server only)
	Com+ class registration database or registry
	Disk quota database
	System files
	SYSVOL
	Remote storage manager database
	IIS meta database (Windows server only)
	Certificate server (Windows server only)

Inclusion lists

This section includes the following topics:

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About inclusion lists

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Inclusion list considerations

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Adding an inclusion list

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Removing an inclusion list

About inclusion lists

An inclusion list is a text file that contains a list of files and directories that you want to include in a job. You can use any text editor to create this list. After creating the file, save it on the client to which you want to apply the list. On Linux and UNIX, save the file in multi-byte text format. On Windows, save the file in Unicode text format.


	NOTE: Inclusion lists are added on a per-job basis.

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