Backup Information Format; How To Interpret Backup Information - Lucent Technologies CentreVu Release 3 Version 8 High Availability User Manual

Backup & Restore Procedures
CMS Backup Strategy
Backup information
format
How to interpret
backup information
Part #
1 CMS
2 NNNNNN
3 NN
4 LLLL
5 NN
6 L
7 NN
You should have the appropriate number of tapes for the backup. When
you run a manual backup (not from a timetable), you get an
acknowledgment in the Back Up Data window that tells you the number
of tapes needed for a full backup. (Incremental backups should fit on 1
tape so no estimate is needed.)
0001 CMS-NNNNNN-NN-LLLL-NN-L-NN
0002
1
0003 1
Use this table to decode backup information.
1
Code
System name
Year, month and day of the backup, in the form yymmdd
Number of backups for this day
Type of data backed up:
A for both ACD-specific administration data and historical data
C for custom data
H for historical data
L for local system administration data
M for ACD-specific administration data
S for CMS system data
X for no backup
st
In the 1
data was backed up, or an "X" displays if no local System
Administration data was backed up.
nd
In the 2
an "X" displays if system data was not backed up.
rd
In the 3
th
In the 4
Any combination of letters identifying the type of backup may
display.
Number of the ACD (00 means All ACDs was selected on the Back
Up window)
Backup mode (F for Full, I for Incremental)
The tape number in the backup series (for this backup only)
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l l l l
2 3 4
Meaning
position, an "L" appears if local System Administration
position, an "S" appears if system data was backed up or
position, an "H", "M", "A", or "X" displays.
position, a "C" or "X" displays.
I I
5 6 7
A-2