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In the Navigation pane, click Job Status. |
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Use the “soft” mount option: When backing up NFS shares, use the “soft” mount option for mount points. |
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The retrans option determines the number of times a request is retried before an error is reported. The default value for retrans is three. |
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The timeo option specifies the number of seconds to wait before a retransmission is sent. The default value for timeo may vary depending on the OS, but it is typically 600 seconds. |
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Grant “change” privileges for Incremental Backups: When performing Incremental Backups of network shares, the user that has been configured to log on to a particular share must be given “change” permissions to the shared folder. If you do not grant this permission, the job instance repeatedly backs up the modified files because the plug-in is unable to update the file attribute to indicate that the file has been backed up. |
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In the Add New Network Share dialog box, specify file path for the shared drive in the following format: |
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Click Add to add the network share and close the dialog box. |
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On the NetVault Backup Selections page, select Network Shares, and in the Actions list, click Connect As. |
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In the Connection Details dialog box, provide the following information: |
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Domain: Type the Windows Domain name for the system that contains the shared folders. |
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Username: Type a Domain Administrator user name. The network share backups must be performed using a Domain Administrator account to fully retrieve the file and directory permissions during a restore. A user belonging to the Administrators Group does not have the Domain Administrator privileges. |
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Password: Type the password for the user account. |
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Click OK to save the connection details and close the dialog box. |
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Back up all network shares: Select the Network Shares node. |
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Back up individual shared folders: Select the check boxes corresponding to the items that you want to back up. |
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Back up individual items: Open the parent node. Browse through the directory tree, and locate the items that you want to back up. |
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Exclude child items: To exclude a file or directory within a selected parent node, click the corresponding check box to replace the check mark with a cross. |
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On the Backup Job Wizard page, specify a name for the job. |
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In Job Name, specify a name for the job. |
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Click Create New next to the Selections list, and then on the NetVault Backup Selections page, open System State. |
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Back up System State data: To back up only the System State data, select System State. |
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Back up for disaster recovery: To use the backup for disaster recovery purposes, select Fixed Drive or C Drive and System State. |
IMPORTANT: On Domain Controllers, you must always include C Drive in System State backups and restores. When you include the C Drive, all information about the Group Policy Objects (GPOs) is included during backups and restores.
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Click Start on the taskbar. Point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click System Information. |
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Examine Path on the right-hand pane. |
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In the Registry Editor window, locate the invalid entries. These entries are usually located under the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services. |
NOTE: The ImagePath property stores the path to the executable program for a service. The path to the executable program can also be viewed on the General tab of the Services console which can be accessed from Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services. |
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