HP StorageWorks 8000 - NAS User Manual page 152

Field
Debug Log
Inet Log
Omnirc Configuration
Settings
Trace Files
150 Enabling Virus and Backup Software
The table below explains each of this window's fields.
Drop-down list that allows access to the Debug Log. The Debug Log is always
enabled. There are two selections for this field:
View: Save the file to local storage.
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Clear: Clear the contents of the Debug Log.
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Drop-down list that allows control of the Inet Log and the Inet Trace Files.
There are three selections for this field:
View: Views the Inet Log and lets you save the file to local storage.
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Clear: Clear the contents of the Inet Log.
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Start or Stop Inet Trace File generation: The Inet Trace Files can be
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viewed or deleted using the Trace File window below.
This edit box displays the contents of the .omnirc file. This file should only be
changed as directed by HP Omniback support for special configurations.
Save: Writes the administrator's changes to the NAS 8000 .omnirc file.
Selection box that allows access to the Trace Files. The Trace Files are enabled
from the OmniBack II Manager. There are two selections for this field:
Save: The file is transferred to the local system and can be saved to disk.
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These files can be large and can take time for the transfer to occur.
Delete: The selected file is deleted.
Restrictions specific to the NAS 8000:
OmniBack II object pre/post exec scripts cannot be configured on the
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NAS server.
User-defined volume names must not contain characters that are not
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allowed for UNIX directory names.
The prerequisite for restoration to the original location is that the volume
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(with its user-defined volume name that was used for backup) exist and is
configured on the system.
Although files backed up on NAS 8000 can be restored to alternative
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locations (like files backed up on any other OBII client), the Windows
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