NetVault 13.2 - CLI Reference Guide

Quest DR Series Systems: To perform optimized replication, both the source and target Quest DR Series systems must be running the same release version of the DR OS. Replication is not supported between systems that run different releases of the OS.

For example, to replicate data from a source system that is running DR OS 2.1.x, the target system must be running the same OS release version. Replication is unsuccessful if the target system is running DR OS release 2.0.x or 3.0.x.

NOTE: When optimized replication and backups are performed simultaneously on a Quest DR Series system, the backup throughput is affected.

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Quest QoreStor

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DD Boost-Enabled Data Domain Systems: The secondary copy backups between two DD Boost-Enabled Data Domain Systems use the managed file-level replication feature provided by DD Boost.

File-level replication requires the DD Boost Replicator license, which must be installed on both the source and the destination Data Domain systems.

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If the source and target Data Domain systems are running different versions of the Data Domain OS, then for replication to be successful, the target system must be running the higher version of the OS.

-duplicateclient <value>

Specifies the name of the NetVault Client on which you want to run the secondary copy job. It can be Server, Original, or any NetVault Client.

-duplicatescheduleset <set name>

Specifies the name of the Schedule Set for the secondary copy.

-duplicatetargetset <set name>

Specifies the name of the Target Set for the secondary copy.

-duplicatesource <set name>

Specifies the name of the Source Set for the secondary copy.

-allowstreamstosharemedia <value>

Enables streams to share media. The values that can be used are TRUE or FALSE. The default value for this option is FALSE. This option is only valid if the -secondarycopy option is set to TRUE.

-duplicatelife <interval>

Specifies the retention period for secondary copy. If you omit this option, the lifetime of the original (specified using the -discardtime option) is used.

-offlineindexafter <interval>

Specifies the retention period for online index. The backup index is automatically deleted from the NetVault Database after the period elapses. This period can be specified in number of days, weeks, or years.

Examples:

-offlineindexafter 2-days

-offlineindexafter 24-weeks

-prescript <script name>

Specifies the name of the script file that you want to run before the job starts. The file must be stored in the NetVault “scripts” directory.

-prescriptarg <arg>

Specifies the run-time parameters for the script.

-postscript <script name>

Specifies the name of the script file that you want to run before the job completes. The file must be stored in the NetVault “scripts” directory.

-postscriptarg <arg>

Specifies the run-time parameters for the script.

-eventsuccess <arg>

Event to be raised when the job completes successfully.

-eventwarning <arg>

Event to be raised when the job completes with warnings.

-eventfailure <arg>

Event to be raised when the job fails.

-secmediatimeout <mins>

Specifies the timeout interval for media requests.

The default value for this option is 10 minutes.

-maxstreams <n>

Maximum number of parallel streams that can be generated.

The default value for this option is 1.

Examples

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Create an Advanced Options set “AdvOptBU” with a backup life of 5 full backups. Enable network compression and backup verification, and run a postscript entitled “jobdone”:

nvsetcreate -type AB -setname AdvOptBU -backuplife 5 -netcompress TRUE
-verify TRUE -postscript jobdone

Restore Advanced Options Set

Options

Table 73. Restore Advanced Options Set
Option	Description
-netcompress <value>	Enables network compression for the data transferred between the NetVault Client and Server. The values that can be used are TRUE or FALSE. The default value for this option is FALSE.
-prescript <script name>	Specifies the name of the script file that you want to run before the job starts. The file must be stored in the NetVault “scripts” directory.
-prescriptarg <arg>	Specifies the run-time parameters for the script.
-postscript <script name>	Specifies the name of the script file that you want to run before the job completes. The file must be stored in the NetVault “scripts” directory.
-postscriptarg <arg>	Specifies the run-time parameters for the script.
-eventsuccess <arg>	Event to be raised when the job completes successfully.
-eventwarning <arg>	Event to be raised when the job completes with warnings.
-eventfailure <arg>	Event to be raised when the job fails.