NSRLCPD fails to start when configuring an IBM3494 silo
To resolve the issue and add volumes to an IBM3494 Silo, you must remove any leading zeros from the string stored in the resource database
To resolve the issue and add volumes to an IBM3494 Silo, you must remove any leading zeros from the string stored in the resource database
With Solaris 9, the volume Management daemon (vold) was changed so that it automatically attempts to manage all removable media devices.
A number of changes have been made to log files in NetWorker release 7.4 to better accomodate internationalised message logging.
NetWorker uses a registry entry to keep a list of files which it will not never backup regardless of the saveset or directive that you set.
It's not uncommon to perform this task. In fact NetWorker does it everytime you run the NetWorker support nsr_support/nsrsup commands.
Most likely you need to do this on Windows if you want to separate the ..\nsr directory from the current drive.
There is no separate licenses for virtual cluster hosts and physical hosts. This in fact is nothing else but the old NetWorker 4.x licensing scheme.
This is an abbreviation for Legato Single Server Version which a special NetWorker version which is delivered with the Oracle database software.
Pools define to which set of media the data shall be saved, it is mandatory that each pool must have different data selection criteria assigned to it.
As the term has no exact definition it simply means reading multiple save streams at the same time but other definitions may be misread..