Veritas NetBackup™ Administrator's Guide, Volume I
- Section I. About NetBackup
- Section II. Configuring hosts- Configuring Host Properties- About the NetBackup Host Properties
- Access Control properties
- Active Directory host properties
- Bandwidth properties
- Busy File Settings properties
- Clean-up properties
- Client Name properties
- Client Attributes properties
- Client Settings properties for UNIX clients
- Client Settings properties for Windows clients
- Cloud Storage properties
- Credential Access properties
- Data Classification properties
- Default Job Priorities properties
- Distributed application restore mapping properties
- Encryption properties
- Enterprise Vault properties
- Enterprise Vault Hosts properties
- Exchange properties
- Exclude Lists properties
- Fibre Transport properties
- Firewall properties
- General Server properties
- Global Attributes properties
- Logging properties
- Login Banner Configuration properties
- Lotus Notes properties
- Media properties
- NDMP Global Credentials properties
- Network properties
- Network Settings properties
- Port Ranges properties
- Preferred Network properties- Add or Change Preferred Network Settings dialog box
- How NetBackup uses the directives to determine which network to use
- Configurations to use IPv6 networks
- Configurations to use IPv4 networks
- Order of directive processing in the Preferred Network properties
- bptestnetconn utility to display Preferred Network information
- Configuration to prohibit using a specified address
- Configuration to prefer a specified address
- Configuration that restricts NetBackup to one set of addresses
- Configuration that limits the addresses, but allows any interfaces
 
- Resilient Network properties
- Resource Limit properties
- Restore Failover properties
- Retention Periods properties
- RHV Access Hosts properties
- Scalable Storage properties
- Servers properties- Adding a server to a servers list
- Removing a server from a server list
- Enabling NetBackup clustered primary server inter-node authentication
- About the certificate to be used for adding a trusted master server
- Adding a trusted master server using a NetBackup CA-signed (host ID-based) certificate
- Adding a trusted primary server using external CA-signed certificate
- Removing a trusted primary server
- Changing the primary server that performs backups and restores for a client
 
- SharePoint properties
- SLP Parameters properties
- Throttle Bandwidth properties
- Timeouts properties
- Universal Settings properties
- User Account Settings properties
- UNIX Client properties
- VMware Access Hosts properties
- Windows Client properties
- Configuration options not found in the Host Properties
- About using commands to change the configuration options on UNIX clients and servers
- Configuration options for NetBackup servers- ALLOW_MEDIA_OVERWRITE option for NetBackup servers
- ANOMALY_PROXY_SERVER option for NetBackup master server
- AUTHENTICATION_DOMAIN option for NetBackup servers and clients
- AUTHORIZATION_SERVICE option for NetBackup servers
- AUTO_ADD_ALL_ALIASES_FOR_CLIENT option for NetBackup servers
- BPBRM_VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers
- BPCD_ALLOWED_PATH option for NetBackup servers and clients
- BPDBJOBS_COLDEFS options for UNIX primary servers
- BPDBM_VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers
- BPRD_VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers
- BPTM_VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers
- BPEND_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- BPSTART_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- CALLHOME_PROXY_SERVER option for NetBackup primary and media servers
- CHECK_RESTORE_CLIENT option for NetBackup servers
- CLIENT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW option for NetBackup servers and clients
- CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- CLIENT_RESERVED_PORT_WINDOW option for NetBackup servers and clients
- CLOUD_AUTODISCOVERY_INTERVAL for NetBackup servers
- CLUSTER_ECA_CERT_PATH for clustered primary server
- CLUSTER_ECA_KEY_PASSPHRASEFILE for clustered primary server
- CLUSTER_ECA_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH for clustered primary server
- CLUSTER_ECA_TRUST_STORE_PATH for clustered primary server
- CONNECT_OPTIONS option for NetBackup servers and clients
- DATAACCESS_AUDIT_INTERVAL_HOURS for NetBackup primary servers
- DEFAULT_CONNECT_OPTIONS option for NetBackup servers and clients
- DISABLE_CERT_AUTO_RENEW option for NetBackup servers and clients
- DISABLE_JOB_LOGGING option for NetBackup servers
- DISABLE_STANDALONE_DRIVE_EXTENSIONS option for NetBackup servers
- DISALLOW_BACKUPS_SPANNING_MEDIA option for NetBackup servers
- DISALLOW_CLIENT_LIST_RESTORE option for NetBackup servers
- DISALLOW_CLIENT_RESTORE option for NetBackup servers
- DISALLOW_SERVER_FILE_WRITES option for NetBackup servers and clients
- EAT_VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_CERT_PATH for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_CRL_CHECK for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_CRL_PATH for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_CRL_PATH_SYNC_HOURS for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_CRL_REFRESH_HOURS for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_DISABLE_AUTO_ENROLLMENT for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_DR_BKUP_WIN_CERT_STORE for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_KEY_PASSPHRASEFILE for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_TRUST_STORE_PATH for NetBackup servers and clients
- ECA_WIN_CERT_STORE_TIME_LAG_MINUTES for NetBackup servers and clients
- ENABLE_CRITICAL_PROCESS_LOGGING for NetBackup servers and clients
- ENABLE_DIRECT_CONNECTION for servers
- ENABLE_MQBROKER for servers
- ENABLE_NBSQLADM option for NetBackup servers and clients
- FAILOVER_RESTORE_MEDIA_SERVERS option for NetBackup servers
- FORCE_RESTORE_MEDIA_SERVER option for NetBackup servers
- GENERATE_ENGLISH_LOGS option for NetBackup servers and clients
- GUI_ACCOUNT_LOCKOUT_DURATION option for NetBackup servers
- GUI_IDLE_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- GUI_MAX_CONCURRENT_SESSIONS option for NetBackup servers
- GUI_MAX_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS option for NetBackup servers
- HOSTDB_RESYNC_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers and clients
- HYPERV_WMI_CREATE_DISK_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- INCOMPLETE_JOB_CLEAN_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers and clients
- INITIAL_BROWSE_SEARCH_LIMIT option for NetBackup servers and clients
- INITIATE_REVERSE_CONNECTION for servers
- IP_ADDRESS_FAMILY option for NetBackup servers
- JOB_PRIORITY option for NetBackup servers and clients
- KEEP_LOGS_SIZE_GB for NetBackup servers and clients
- KMS_CONFIG_IN_CATALOG_BKUP for NetBackup primary server
- LIMIT_BANDWIDTH option for NetBackup servers
- MANAGE_WIN_CERT_STORE_PRIVATE_KEY option for NetBackup master servers
- MAX_LOGFILE_SIZE option for NetBackup servers and clients for legacy logging
- MAX_NUM_LOGFILES option for NetBackup servers and clients for legacy logging
- MEDIA_UNMOUNT_DELAY option for NetBackup servers
- MEDIA_REQUEST_DELAY option for NetBackup servers
- MEDIA_SERVER option for NetBackup servers
- MPX_RESTORE_DELAY option for NetBackup servers
- MUST_USE_LOCAL_DRIVE option for NetBackup servers
- NAT_SERVER_LIST for servers
- NBRNTD_IDLE_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- NBSD_POLL_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_DUMP_COUNT option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_MONITOR_CPU option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_MONITOR_MEMORY option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_MEMORY_UNIT option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_MONITOR_DEADLOCK option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_DEADLOCK_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_ALWAYS_DUMP option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_CAPTURE_PROCESS_DUMP option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_INCREASE_LOG_LEVEL option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_CAPTURE_NETWORK_STAT option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_CAPTURE_DISK_IO option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_NUMBER_OF_READINGS option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_READING_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_PURGE_OLD_EVIDENCE option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_CAPTURE_WITHOUT_THRESHOLD option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_JDK_HOME option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_EVIDENCE_PATH option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NBSD_VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers and clients
- NETBACKUP_NATIVE_AUDITING for NetBackup primary server
- OPS_CENTER_SERVER_NAME option for NetBackup servers
- PREFERRED_NETWORK option for NetBackup servers
- RANDOM _PORTS option for NetBackup servers and clients
- RE_READ_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers
- REQUIRED_NETWORK option for NetBackup servers
- RESILIENT_NETWORK option for NetBackup primary servers and clients
- RESUME_ORIG_DUP_ON_OPT_DUP_FAIL option for NetBackup servers
- REVERSE_NAME_LOOKUP option for NetBackup servers and clients
- SECURE_PROXY_CIPHER_LIST option for NetBackup servers and clients
- SERVER option for NetBackup servers
- SERVER_CONNECT_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup servers
- SERVER_PORT_WINDOW option for NetBackup servers
- SERVER_RESERVED_PORT_WINDOW option for NetBackup servers and clients
- SKIP_RESTORE_TO_SYMLINK_DIR option for NetBackup servers
- SYSLOG_AUDIT_CATEGORIES for NetBackup primary server
- TELEMETRY_UPLOAD option for NetBackup servers
- THROTTLE_BANDWIDTH option for NetBackup servers
- TRUSTED_PRIMARY option for NetBackup servers
- ULINK_ON_OVERWRITE option for NetBackup servers
- USE_AUTHENTICATION option for NetBackup servers
- USE_VXSS option for NetBackup servers and clients
- VERBOSE option for NetBackup servers and clients
- VMWARE_AUTODISCOVERY_INTERVAL option for NetBackup servers
- VXSS_NETWORK option for NetBackup servers
- WEB_SERVER_TUNNEL_ENABLE option for NetBackup servers
- VIRTUALIZATION_CRL_CHECK for NetBackup servers and clients
- VIRTUALIZATION_HOSTS_SECURE_CONNECT_ENABLED for servers and clients
- VIRTUALIZATION_HOSTS_CONNECT_TIMEOUT for servers and clients
- VMWARE_TLS_MINIMUM_V1_2 for NetBackup servers and clients
 
- Configuration options for NetBackup clients- ACCEPT_REVERSE_CONNECTION for clients
- APP_PROXY_SERVER option for NetBackup clients
- BACKUP_BTRFS_SNAPSHOT option for NetBackup clients
- BACKUP_FIFO_FILES option for NetBackup clients
- BPARCHIVE_POLICY option for NetBackup clients
- BPARCHIVE_SCHED option for NetBackup clients
- BPBACKUP_POLICY option for NetBackup clients
- BPBACKUP_SCHED option for NetBackup clients
- BUSY_FILE_ACTION option for NetBackup clients
- BUSY_FILE_DIRECTORY option for NetBackup clients
- BUSY_FILE_NOTIFY_USER option for NetBackup clients
- BUSY_FILE_PROCESSING option for NetBackup clients
- CLIENT_NAME option for NetBackup clients
- COMPRESS_SUFFIX option for NetBackup clients
- CRYPT_CIPHER option for NetBackup clients
- CRYPT_KIND option for NetBackup clients
- CRYPT_OPTION option for NetBackup clients
- CRYPT_STRENGTH option for NetBackup clients
- CRYPT_LIBPATH option for NetBackup clients
- CRYPT_KEYFILE option for NetBackup clients
- DO_NOT_RESET_FILE_ACCESS_TIME option for NetBackup clients
- DTE_CLIENT_MODE for clients
- ENABLE_DATA_CHANNEL_ENCRYPTION for clients
- IGNORE_XATTR option for NetBackup clients
- INFORMIX_HOME option for NetBackup clients
- KEEP_DATABASE_COMM_FILE option for NetBackup clients
- KEEP_LOGS_DAYS option for NetBackup clients
- LIST_FILES_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup clients
- LOCKED_FILE_ACTION option for NetBackup clients
- MEDIA_SERVER option for NetBackup clients
- MEGABYTES_OF_MEMORY option for NetBackup clients
- NFS_ACCESS_TIMEOUT option for NetBackup clients
- OLD_VNETD_CALLBACK option for NetBackup clients
- REPORT_CLIENT_DISCOVERIES option for NetBackup clients
- RESTORE_RETRIES option for NetBackup clients
- RMAN_OUTPUT_DIR for NetBackup clients
- SERVER option for NetBackup clients
- SUBSCRIBER_HEARTBEAT_TIMEOUT for clients
- SYBASE_HOME option for NetBackup clients
- USE_CTIME_FOR_INCREMENTALS option for NetBackup clients
- USE_FILE_CHG_LOG option for NetBackup clients
- USEMAIL option for NetBackup clients
- VXSS_NETWORK option for NetBackup clients
- WEB_SERVER_TUNNEL option for NetBackup clients
- WEB_SERVER_TUNNEL_USE option for NetBackup clients
 
 
- Configuring server groups
- Enabling support for NAT clients and NAT servers in NetBackup
- Configuring host credentials
- Managing media servers- Activating or deactivating a media server
- Adding a media server
- Registering a media server
- Deleting all devices from a media server
- Removing a device host from the EMM database
- About decommissioning a media server
- Previewing references to a media server
- Decommissioning a media server
- About the vm.conf configuration file- ACS_mediatype entry in vm.conf
- ACS_SEL_SOCKET entry in vm.conf
- ACS_CSI_HOSTPORT entry in vm.conf (on UNIX)
- ACS_SSI_HOSTNAME entry in vm.conf
- ACS_SSI_INET_PORT entry in vm.conf (on UNIX)
- ACS_SSI_SOCKET entry in vm.conf
- ACS_TCP_RPCSERVICE / ACS_UDP_RPCSERVICE entry in vm.conf (on UNIX)
- ADJ_LSM entry in vm.conf
- API_BARCODE_RULES entry in vm.conf
- AUTHORIZATION_REQUIRED entry in vm.conf in NetBackup versions 8.0 and earlier
- AUTO_PATH_CORRECTION entry in vm.conf
- AUTO_UPDATE_ROBOT entry in vm.conf
- AVRD_PEND_DELAY entry in vm.conf
- AVRD_SCAN_DELAY entry in vm.conf
- CLEAN_REQUEST_TIMEOUT entry in vm.conf
- CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW entry in vm.conf
- CLUSTER_NAME entry in vm.conf
- DAYS_TO_KEEP_LOGS entry in vm.conf
- EMM_RETRY_COUNT entry in vm.conf
- EMM_CONNECT_TIMOUT entry in vm.conf
- EMM_REQUEST_TIMOUT entry in vm.conf
- ENABLE_ROBOT_AUTH entry in vm.conf
- INVENTORY_FILTER entry in vm.conf
- MAP_ID entry in vm.conf
- MAP_CONTINUE_TIMEOUT entry in vm.conf
- MEDIA_ID_BARCODE_CHARS entry in vm.conf
- MEDIA_ID_PREFIX entry in vm.conf
- MM_SERVER_NAME entry in vm.conf
- PREFERRED_GROUP entry in vm.conf
- RANDOM_PORTS entry in vm.conf
- REQUIRED_INTERFACE entry in vm.conf
- SERVER entry in vm.conf in NetBackup versions 8.0 and earlier
- SSO_DA_REREGISTER_INTERVAL entry in vm.conf
- SSO_DA_RETRY_TIMEOUT entry in vm.conf
- SSO_HOST_NAME entry in vm.conf
- VERBOSE entry in vm.conf
- Example vm.conf file
- How to access media and devices on other hosts
- Host name precedence in the vm.conf file
 
 
 
- Configuring Host Properties
- Section III. Configuring storage- Configuring disk storage
- Configuring robots and tape drives- NetBackup robot types
- About the device mapping files
- Downloading the device mapping files
- About configuring robots and tape drives in NetBackup
- Configuring robots and tape drives by using the wizard
- Updating the device configuration by using the wizard
- Adding a robot to NetBackup manually
- Managing robots
- Adding a tape drive to NetBackup manually
- Configuring drive name rules
- Adding a tape drive path
- Adding a shared tape drive to a NetBackup environment
- Correlating tape drives and SCSI addresses on Windows hosts
- Correlating tape drives and device files on UNIX hosts
- Managing tape drives- Changing a drive comment
- About downed drives
- Changing a drive operating mode
- Changing a tape drive path
- Changing a drive path operating mode
- Changing tape drive properties
- Changing a tape drive to a shared drive
- Cleaning a tape drive from the Device Monitor
- Deleting a drive
- Resetting a drive
- Resetting the mount time of a drive
- Setting the drive cleaning frequency
- Viewing drive details
 
- Performing device diagnostics
- Verifying the device configuration
- About automatic path correction
- Enabling automatic path correction
- Replacing a device
- Updating device firmware
- About the NetBackup Device Manager
- About external access to NetBackup controlled devices on UNIX
- Stopping and restarting the device manager
 
- Configuring tape media- About NetBackup tape volumes
- About NetBackup volume pools
- About NetBackup volume groups
- NetBackup media types
- About WORM media
- About adding volumes
- About configuring media name and attribute rules
- Adding volumes by using the wizard
- About media settings rules
- Configuring media settings- Media settings options- Media which have been removed from the robot... (existing media setting)
- Media which have been moved into or within the robot... (existing media setting)
- Use the following Media ID prefix (new media setting)
- Use barcode rules (new media setting)
- Media type (new media setting)
- Volume pool (new media setting)
 
 
- Media settings options
- About barcodes
- Configuring barcode rules
- About media ID generation rules
- Configuring media ID generation rules
- About media type mapping rules
- Adding volumes by using the Actions menu
- Configuring media type mappings
- Managing volumes- Changing the group of a volume
- About rules for moving volumes between groups
- Changing the owner of a volume
- Changing volume properties
- About assigning and deassigning volumes
- Deleting a volume
- Erasing a volume
- About exchanging a volume
- About frozen media
- About injecting and ejecting volumes
- About rescanning and updating barcodes
- About labeling NetBackup volumes
- About moving volumes
- About recycling a volume
- Suspending or unsuspending volumes
 
- Managing volume pools
- Managing volume groups
- About media sharing
- Configuring unrestricted media sharing
- Configuring media sharing with a server group
 
- Inventorying robots- About robot inventory
- When to inventory a robot
- About showing a robot's contents
- Showing the media in a robot
- About comparing a robot's contents with the volume configuration
- Comparing media in a robot with the volume configuration
- About previewing volume configuration changes
- Previewing volume configuration changes for a robot
- About updating the NetBackup volume configuration
- Updating the NetBackup volume configuration with a robot's contents
- Robot inventory options
- About the vmphyinv physical inventory utility
- Example volume configuration updates
 
- Configuring storage units- About the Storage utility
- Creating a storage unit
- About storage unit settings- Absolute pathname to directory or absolute pathname to volume setting for storage units
- Density storage unit setting
- Disk type storage unit setting
- Enable block sharing storage unit setting
- Enable multiplexing storage unit setting
- High water mark storage unit setting
- Low water mark storage unit setting
- Maximum concurrent write drives storage unit setting
- Maximum concurrent jobs storage unit setting
- Maximum streams per drive storage unit setting
- Media server storage unit setting
- NDMP host storage unit setting
- On demand only storage unit setting
- Only use the following media servers storage unit setting
- Properties option in the Change Storage Units dialog box
- Reduce fragment size storage unit setting
- Robot number storage unit setting
- Robot type storage unit setting
- Select disk pool storage unit setting
- Staging schedule option in Change Storage Units dialog
- Storage device setting for storage units
- Storage unit name setting
- Storage unit type setting
- Enable temporary staging area storage unit setting
- Use any available media server storage unit setting
- Use WORM setting
 
- About Universal Shares
 
- Staging backups- About staging backups
- About basic disk staging
- Creating a basic disk staging storage unit
- Configuring multiple copies in a relocation schedule
- Disk staging storage unit size and capacity
- Finding potential free space on a BasicDisk disk staging storage unit
- Disk Staging Schedule dialog box
- Initiating a relocation schedule manually
 
- Configuring storage unit groups
 
- Section IV. Configuring storage lifecycle policies (SLPs)- Configuring storage lifecycle policies
- Storage operations- Operation types in a storage lifecycle policy
- Backup operation in an SLP
- Backup From Snapshot operation in an SLP
- Duplication operation in an SLP
- Import operation in an SLP
- Index From Snapshot operation in an SLP
- Replication operation in an SLP
- Snapshot operation in an SLP- Primary snapshot storage unit
- Primary + Replication source snapshot storage unit
- Replication source + Replication target snapshot storage unit
- Replication target snapshot storage unit
- Replication source + Replication target + Mirror snapshot storage unit
- Replication target + Mirror snapshot storage unit
 
- Creating a hierarchy of storage operations in a storage lifecycle policy
 
- Retention types for SLP operations- Retention types for storage lifecycle policy operations
- Capacity managed retention type for SLP operations
- Expire after copy retention type for SLP operations
- Fixed retention type for SLP operations
- Maximum snapshot limit retention type for SLP operations
- Mirror retention type for SLP operations
- Target retention type for SLP operations
 
- Storage lifecycle policy options
- Using a storage lifecycle policy to create multiple copies
- Storage lifecycle policy versions
 
- Section V. Configuring backups- Creating backup policies- About the Policies utility
- Planning for policies
- Creating a backup policy
- Adding or changing schedules in a policy
- Changing multiple policies at one time
- Warning about modifying or deleting automanaged policies or storage lifecycle policies
- Copying or moving policy items to another policy
- Copying a policy to create a new policy
- Copying a schedule into the same policy or different policy
- Deleting schedules, backup selections, or clients from a policy
- Policy Attributes tab- Policy type (policy attribute)
- Data classifications (policy attribute)
- Policy storage (policy attribute)
- Policy volume pool (policy attribute)
- Take checkpoints every __ minutes (policy attribute)
- Limit jobs per policy (policy attribute)
- Job priority (policy attribute)
- Media Owner (policy attribute)
- Go into effect at (policy attribute)
- Follow NFS (policy attribute)
- Backup Network Drives (policy attribute)
- Cross mount points (policy attribute)
- Compression (policy attribute)
- Encryption (policy attribute)
- Collect disaster recovery information for Bare Metal Restore (policy attribute)
- Collect true image restore information (policy attribute) with and without move detection
- Allow multiple data streams (policy attribute)
- Disable client-side deduplication (policy attribute)
- Enable granular recovery (policy attribute)
- Use Accelerator (policy attribute)- How the NetBackup Accelerator works
- Accelerator and the Windows change journal
- Accelerator notes and requirements
- Accelerator backups and the NetBackup catalog
- Configuring Accelerator
- Accelerator messages in the backup job details log
- NetBackup logs for Accelerator
- Log messages about the Use Change Journal option and Accelerator
- About reporting the amount of Accelerator backup data that was transferred over the network
- Replacing the Accelerator image size with the network-transferred data in NetBackup command output
 
- Enable optimized backup of Windows deduplicated volumes
- Keyword phrase (policy attribute)
- Snapshot Client and Replication Director (policy attributes)
- Perform block level incremental backups (policy attributes)
- Use Replication Director (policy attributes)
- Perform snapshot backups (policy attributes)
- Microsoft Exchange Attributes (policy attributes)
 
- Schedules tab
- Schedule Attributes tab- Name (schedule attribute)
- Type of backup (schedule attribute)
- Synthetic backup (schedule attribute)
- Accelerator forced rescan option (schedule attribute)
- Calendar (schedule attribute)
- Frequency (schedule attribute)
- Instant Recovery (schedule attribute)
- Multiple copies (schedule attribute)
- Override policy storage (schedule attribute)
- Override policy volume pool (schedule attribute)
- Override media owner (schedule attribute)
- Retention (schedule attribute)
- Media multiplexing (schedule attribute)
 
- Start Window tab
- Excluding days from a schedule
- Include Dates tab
- How NetBackup determines which schedule to run next
- About schedule windows that span midnight
- How open schedules affect calendar-based and frequency-based schedules
- About the Clients tab
- Backup Selections tab- Adding backup selections to a policy
- Verifying the Backup Selections list
- How to reduce backup time
- Pathname rules for Windows client backups
- Pathname rules for Windows disk image (raw) backups
- Pathname rules for Windows registry backups
- About hard links to files and directories
- Pathname rules for UNIX client backups
- Pathname rules for the clients that run extension products
- About the directives on the Backup Selections list- ALL_FILESYSTEMS and VOLUME_EXCLUDE_LIST directives
- ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES directive
- System State:\ directive
- Shadow Copy Components:\ directive
- Directives for specific policy types
- USHARE directive
- NEW_STREAM directive
- About the administrator-defined streaming mode
- About the auto-discovery streaming mode
- About setting the preprocess interval for auto-discovery
- UNSET and UNSET_ALL directives
 
- Files that are excluded from backups by default
- About excluding files from automatic backups
- Files that are excluded by Microsoft Windows Backup
 
- VMware Policy tab
- Hyper-V Policies tab
- Exclude Disks tab
- Disaster Recovery tab
- Creating a Vault policy
- Creating a BigData policy
- Performing manual backups
- Active Directory granular backups and recovery
 
- Synthetic backups- About synthetic backups
- Recommendations for synthetic backups and restores
- Synthetic full backups
- Synthetic cumulative incremental backups
- Schedules that must appear in a policy for synthetic backups
- Adding clients to a policy for synthetic backups
- Change journal and synthesized backups
- True image restore and synthesized backups
- Displaying synthetic backups in the Activity Monitor
- Logs produced during synthetic backups
- Synthetic backups and directory and file attributes
- Using the multiple copy synthetic backups method
- Optimized synthetic backups
- Optimized synthetic backups for deduplication
 
- Protecting the NetBackup catalog- About the NetBackup catalog
- Parts of the NetBackup catalog
- Protecting the NetBackup catalog- About catalog backups
- Using the Catalog Backup Wizard to configure a catalog backup
- Using the Policy Configuration Wizard to configure a catalog backup
- Configuring a catalog backup manually
- Backing up NetBackup catalogs manually
- Concurrently running catalog backups with other backups
- About catalog policy schedules
- How catalog incrementals and standard backups interact on UNIX
- Determining whether or not a catalog backup succeeded
- Strategies that ensure successful NetBackup catalog backups
 
- Recovering the catalog
- Disaster recovery emails and the disaster recovery files
- Disaster recovery packages
- About disaster recovery settings
- Setting a passphrase to encrypt disaster recovery packages
- Archiving the catalog and restoring from the catalog archive
- Estimating catalog space requirements
 
- About the NetBackup relational database- About the NetBackup relational database (NBDB) installation
- Using the NetBackup Database Administration utility on Windows
- Using the NetBackup Database Administration utility on UNIX- About the Select/Restart Database and Change Password menu options
- About the Database Space and Memory Management menu options
- About the Database Validation Check and Rebuild menu options
- About the Move Database menu options
- About the Unload Database menu options
- About the Backup and Restore Database menu options
 
- Post-installation tasks
- About backup and recovery procedures
- Unloading the NetBackup database
- Terminating database connections
 
- Managing backup images
- Configuring immutability and indelibility of data in NetBackup
 
- Creating backup policies
- Section VI. Deployment Management- Deployment Management- About deployment policies utility
- Deployment policy management
- Copying a deployment policy to create a new deployment policy
- Copying or moving policy items to another policy
- Attributes tab
- Schedules tab
- Adding or changing schedules in a deployment policy
- Deleting schedules or hosts from a deployment policy
- Manually initiating deployment jobs with a policy
- Perform client initiated upgrade with VxUpdate
- Deployment job status
 
 
- Deployment Management
- Section VII. Configuring replication- About NetBackup replication- About NetBackup replication
- About NetBackup Auto Image Replication- One-to-many Auto Image Replication model
- Cascading Auto Image Replication model
- About the domain relationship for replication
- About the replication topology for Auto Image Replication
- Viewing the replication topology for Auto Image Replication
- About trusted primary servers for Auto Image Replication
- About the storage lifecycle policies required for Auto Image Replication
- About Auto Image Replication import confirmation
- Auto Image Replication setup overview
- How to resolve volume changes for Auto Image Replication
- Removing or replacing replication relationships in an Auto Image Replication configuration- Adding or removing a replication relationship between two storage servers
- Removing all replication relationships between a domain and a storage server
- Replacing all replication relationships between a domain and a storage server
- Removing or replacing all replication relationships involving a storage server
- Example: Replacing a storage server in a non-targeted Auto Image Replication configuration
- Example: Replacing a storage server in a cascading, targeted Auto Image Replication configuration
 
- About restoring from a backup at a target master domain
- Reporting on Auto Image Replication jobs
 
- About NetBackup Replication Director
 
 
- About NetBackup replication
- Section VIII. Monitoring and reporting- Monitoring NetBackup activity- About the Activity Monitor
- Setting Activity Monitor options
- About the Jobs tab- Viewing job details in the Activity Monitor
- Deleting completed jobs in the Activity Monitor
- Canceling a job that has not completed in the Activity Monitor
- Restarting a failed (completed) job in the Activity Monitor
- Suspending and resuming jobs in the Activity Monitor
- Printing job list information in the Activity Monitor
- Exporting Activity Monitor data to a text file
- Copying Activity Monitor text to a file
- Changing the Job Priority dynamically from the Activity Monitor
 
- About the Daemons tab
- About the Processes tab
- About the Drives tab
- About the Error Logs tab
- About the jobs database
- About the Device Monitor
- About media mount errors
- About pending requests and actions
 
- Reporting in NetBackup
- Email notifications
 
- Monitoring NetBackup activity
- Section IX. Administering NetBackup- Management topics
- Accessing a remote server
- Using the NetBackup Remote Administration Console- About the NetBackup Remote Administration Console
- About authorizing NetBackup users
- Authorization file (auth.conf) characteristics
- About authorizing nonroot users for specific applications
- About authorizing specific tasks in the Backup, Archive, and Restore user interface
- Run-time configuration options for the NetBackup Administration Console- BROWSER_BINARY_PATH
- DYNAMIC_STREAMING_START_CHILD_BACKUP_JOBS_TIMEOUT
- FIREWALL_IN
- FORCE_IPADDR_LOOKUP
- INITIAL_MEMORY, MAX_MEMORY
- MEM_USE_WARNING
- NBJAVA_CLIENT_PORT_WINDOW
- NBJAVA_CORBA_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT
- NBJAVA_CORBA_LONG_TIMEOUT
- NETBACKUP_API_CLIENT_CONNECTION_TIMEOUT
- NETBACKUP_API_CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT
- PBX_PORT
- VNETD_PORT
 
- About improving NetBackup performance
- About adjusting time zones in the NetBackup Administration console
 
- Alternate server restores- About alternate server restores
- About supported configurations for alternate server restores
- About performing alternate server restores
 
- Managing client backups and restores- About server-directed restores
- About client-redirected restores
- About restoring the files that have Access Control Lists (ACLs)
- About setting the original atime for files during restores on UNIX
- Restoring the System State
- About the backup and restore of compressed files on VxFS file systems
- About backups and restores on ReFS
 
- Powering down and rebooting NetBackup servers
- About Granular Recovery Technology- About installing and configuring Network File System (NFS) for Active Directory Granular Recovery
- About configuring Services for Network File System (NFS)
- Configuring a UNIX media server and Windows clients for backups and restores that use Granular Recovery Technology (GRT)
- Configuring a different network port for NBFSD
 
 
Log messages about the Use Change Journal option and Accelerator
The Accelerator uses the NTFS or ReFS change journal to help identify data changes on the Windows client. The following table describes the change journal messages that may appear in the NetBackup job details log in the Activity Monitor. The left column lists the messages.
For Accelerator backups, these messages indicate various impediments to the use of the Windows change journal. In general, they indicate either of the following:
- That the Accelerator cannot use the change journal for the backup. To use the change journal, you may need to reconfigure the policy. 
- That the Accelerator cannot exclusively use the change journal to detect changes in the file system. NetBackup examines the file system metadata for each file, to detect which files have changed. It also uses the change journal to help detect which files have changed. 
Note:
In the following messages, the variable <%%s> represents the items in your backup selections list.
The change journal messages often appear in pairs. The first message indicates why the change journal cannot be used. For example:
not using change journal data for <%%s>: forced rescan requested
The second message indicates that the Accelerator nevertheless can use the change journal to detect changed files:
not using change journal data for enumeration for <%%s> but will use it for change detection
Table: Accelerator messages on the Windows option (job details log)
| Message in NetBackup job details | Description | 
|---|---|
| not using change journal data for enumeration for <%%s> but will use it for change detection | NetBackup uses the change journal to help detect which files have changed. NetBackup also examines the file system metadata for each file to help detect which files have changed. Note: Before this message appears, another message explains why NetBackup does not rely entirely on the change journal data to detect changed files. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: forced rescan requested | The option is enabled on the full backup schedule for the policy. As a result, NetBackup cannot rely entirely on the change journal data to detect changed files. NetBackup also examines the file system metadata for each file to help detect which files have changed. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: filter checksum calculation failed | The backup uses a number of filters to determine which files and directories to include in the backup. The filters are the following: NetBackup exclude and include lists, the files and directories that are included in the Shadow Copy Components and in the system state backup, and others. During a backup, a checksum is calculated against the filters. When a new backup runs, the checksum for the current backup is compared against the checksum of the previous backup. If the checksums do not match, the change journal data cannot be used. Instead, Accelerator performs a regular file system scan to determine the files and folders to include in the backup. No action is required. If the filters do not change between backups, the change journal data is used at the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: unable to validate change journal usage <reason=%%s> | Accelerator cannot use the option in the following cases: 
 In these cases, the option cannot be used. Accelerator performs a regular file system scan to determine the files and folders to include in the backup. No action is required. Accelerator uses the option at the next backup if all conditions are met. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: unable to initialize change journal usage <reason=%%s> | Accelerator cannot use the option in the following cases: 
 Instead, Accelerator performs a regular file system scan to determine the files and folders to include in the backup. No action is required. When records have been purged, a new baseline is created when the current backup completes. If corruption existed, it is detected and the databases are re-created. Accelerator uses the option at the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: hard link or reparse point change detected | Accelerator cannot use the option if a change corresponds to a hard link or to a reparse point. Note that the change may correspond to any number of files and directories and the NTFS change journal does not track all of them. No action is required. If no further changes occur to hard links or reparse points, the option can be used at the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not supported with true image backups | Collect true image restore information or Collect true image restore information with move detection is specified in the policy. To process the files and determine which files have changed, NetBackup performs a regular file system scan to determine the files and folders to include in the backup. It also queries the change journal to help determine which files have changed. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: invalid schedule type | Accelerator does not support the selected schedule type with the option. The option is supported for incremental backups (cumulative or differential) or full backups. For full backups, must be enabled on the policy Attributes tab. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: path must be local and not contain directory junctions and/or symbolic links | In the backup selections, a path contains a reparse point (directory junction or a symbolic link). The option cannot be used. NetBackup must perform a regular file system scan to back up the directories correctly. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: change journal setup is not complete (may still be in progress) | The option was recently enabled. After Use Change Journal is first enabled, the NetBackup client may need time to process the NTFS change journal and set up its databases. The option may be ready at the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: unable to locate journal data | The option was recently enabled. After Use Change Journal is first enabled, the NetBackup client may need time to process the NTFS change journal and set up its databases. The option may be ready at the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: invalid change journal data | When many changes occur on a volume, the NetBackup Client Service may need to increase the size of the internal databases. As a result, the databases may become invalid. After the databases are increased in size and are synchronized with the NTFS change journal, they are marked as valid. The option is used with the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: unable to apply snapshot | For a snapshot-based backup, NetBackup uses the change journal databases on the snapshot instead of on the live volume. An error occurred when NetBackup attempted to open the databases on the snapshot. When the next backup runs, NetBackup creates a new snapshot and the databases may be opened without error. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: no previous track log | No previous full backup exists that used Accelerator. NetBackup supports the option with Accelerator on a full backup only if a previous full backup exists that used Accelerator. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not supported with regular full backups | The option is not enabled on the policy. For full backups, the option requires that Use Accelerator is enabled. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: unable to validate change journal usage <reason=previous backup wasn't a successful backup> | If a backup is partially successful (status code 1), the next Accelerator backup cannot use the option. NetBackup can use the option after the next successful backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not supported | A backup selection in the policy is a resource for which the Windows change journal is not supported. Examples of unsupported resources are FAT volumes and FAT32 volumes. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not supported for remote frozen images | The backup has attempted to use a remote frozen image. The option is not supported with remote frozen images. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not enabled | The option is not enabled. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not configured for use | The option is not enabled. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: unable to determine volume guid | An internal error occurred. The volumes to back up should be checked to ensure that a volume GUID is associated with each volume. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: snapshot has not been applied (unable to track open files) | To use the change journal data, NetBackup must be able to take a snapshot of the backup volume to correctly identify and handle open files. This error occurs if a backup runs before NetBackup can take a snapshot of the volume. If a snapshot can be taken before the next backup occurs, NetBackup may be able to use change journal data at the next backup. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: invalid policy type | The option is only supported for Standard or MS-Windows policies. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: list of accelerator based backups does not match list of change journal based backups | On the client, NetBackup keeps track of both Accelerator backups and change journal-based backups. If the lists of these backups do not match, one of the following occurred: 
 If either case, the option cannot be used until the next full backup occurs. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: previous backup had change journal data that was not complete (missing usn records) | The change journal databases are fixed in size: they can contain only a fixed number of records. If the volume undergoes a lot of activity, records may be purged from the change journal database before a backup can process them. In that case, the option cannot be used. No action is required. Accelerator uses the option at the next backup if all conditions are met. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: not supported for non-local volumes / file systems | The backup selection in the policy is not for a local volume. For example, the backup selection specifies a UNC path. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: no forced rescan schedule configured | This message appears only during Accelerator full backups. To use the change journal data during Accelerator full backups, a policy schedule with the option is required. | 
| not using change journal data for <%%s>: forcing rescan, each file will be read in order to validate checksums | This message appears only during full backups, when the policy is not configured with the option. Before this message appears, another message explains why the change journal data cannot be used. |