HP B6960-96035 Concepts Manual page 352

CAP
catalog protection
CDB
CDF file
cell
Cell Manager
centralized
licensing
Centralized Media
Management
352 Glossary
(StorageTek specific term) Cartridge Access Port is a port built
into the door panel of a library. The purpose is to enter or eject
media.
Defines how long information about backed up data (such as
file names and file versions) is kept in the IDB.
See also data protection.
The Catalog Database is a part of the IDB that contains
information about backups, object copies, restores, media
management sessions,, and backed up data. Depending on the
selected logging level, it also contains file names and file
versions. This part of the database is always local to the cell.
See also MMDB.
(UNIX specific term) A Context Dependent File is a file consisting
of several files grouped under the same pathname. The system
ordinarily selects one of the files using the context of the process.
This mechanism allows machine dependent executables, system
data, and device files to work correctly from all hosts in a cluster
while using the same pathname.
A set of systems that are under the control of a Cell Manager.
The cell typically represents the systems on a site or an
organizational entity, which are connected to the same LAN.
Central control is available to administer the backup and restore
policies and tasks.
The main system in the cell where the essential Data Protector
software is installed and from which all backup and restore
activities are managed. The GUI used for management tasks
can be located on a different system. Each cell has one Cell
Manager system.
Data Protector allows you to configure centralized licensing for
the whole enterprise environment consisting of several cells. All
Data Protector licenses are installed and kept on the Enterprise
Cell Manager system. You can then allocate licenses to specific
cells to suit your needs.
See also MoM.
See CMMDB.