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What files will NetBackup automatically exclude during backup?
Solution
Question/Issue:
· There are several files/paths NetBackup will not backup by default
· ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES will exclude some files
· Using / in backup selections will not back up some files
Symptoms:
· Unable to locate certain files for restore
· Full restore of client operating system may not include all expected files
· Solaris 10 client will not boot after full restore from global zone backup completed
Conditions:
A NetBackup file system backup of a client will automatically skip certain files.
Cause:
Some operating system files either cannot be backed up or have little value if backed up. Other configuration options intentionally exclude certain files to avoid redundant backup.
Answer/Resolution:
By default, NetBackup does not back up the following file or file types:
· NFS files or directories, unless you set Follow NFS. These files are likely backed up by the home host.
· Files or directories in a different file system if you do not set Cross Mount Points or include those mount points in
· Files or directories with path lengths longer than 1023 characters.
· Files or directories where the operating system does not return inode information (the lstat system call failed).
· Directories that NetBackup cannot access (cannot use the cd command to access).
· On a disk managed by Storage Migrator, migrated files or directories where Storage Migrator does not return inode information (mig_stat fails). Note that NetBackup Server does not support Storage Migrator.
· Socket special files (named pipes are backed up).
· Door files
· Locked files when mandatory locking is enabled by an application that currently has the file open.
· Busy files. If a file is open, NetBackup backs up the last saved version of the file.
NetBackup automatically excludes the following file system types on most platforms:
· cdrom (all UNIX/Linux platforms)
· cachefs (AIX, Solaris, SGI, UnixWare)
· devpts (Linux)
· mntfs (Solaris)
· proc (UNIX/Linux platforms; does not exclude automatically for AIX, so /proc must be added manually to exclude list. If not added manually, partially successful backups may result when using the ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES directive on AIX)
· tmpfs (Linux)
· usbdevfs
原始资料:
http://www.symantec.com/business ... nt&id=TECH52350 |
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