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2. Before initiating the backup, verify that your tape is
checking that the write-protect device is in \writable" position.
3. Load a tape into the tape drive. Depending on what tape drive you are
using, you may see activity lights
ashing while the tape is loading. You can
proceed when one light remains on, indicating that the drive is ready to
accept data.
4. From the
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Add an Automated Backup
which will bring up additional forms for specifying the following required
items:
a.
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Select Backup Device
b.
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Select Backup Scope
is to backup the entire system.
c.
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Select Backup Time
want a full or incremental backup, for each time speci cation.
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Additional Parameters
a. If you want your backups to cross NFS mount points.
b. If you want the tape (cartridge or autochanger) rewound.
c. If you want an index log to be created for each backup. (Results can be
mailed to a speci ed user.)
6. After the minimum required forms are lled out, SAM will then use
your speci ed tape device to complete the backup according to your
speci cations.
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screen, you can select the options
: (if you have not already speci ed it).
: what lesets to include or exclude. The default
: time, day, date. You can also set whether you
(optional) allows you to specify the following:
not write-protected by
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