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Node Name: ATLANTIC
Session established with server LOCHNESS_SERVER1: Windows
Server Version 5, Release 3, Level 2.2
Server date/time: 02/20/06
Backup Image Function Invoked.
Using static image backup.
Volume -->
33,554,432 /home [Sent]
Image Backup processing of '/home' finished without failure.
Total number of objects inspected:
Total number of objects backed up:
Total number of objects updated:
Total number of objects rebound:
Total number of objects deleted:
Total number of objects expired:
Total number of objects failed:
Total number of bytes transferred:
Data transfer time:
Network data transfer rate:
Aggregate data transfer rate:
Objects compressed by:
Elapsed processing time:
Note on AIX JFS and raw volumes: The backup image command knows the
difference between a raw logical volume (with no file system) and a logical
volume with a journaled file system (JFS) defined to it. You cannot use the
backup image function to try to back up a defined JFS file system using its raw
device specification. In the previous example, if you try to run a dsmc backup
image /dev/tsm, the command will fail because this is a JFS file system. On
the other hand, you will be able to perform a dsmc backup image /dev/testlv,
provided it is a raw logical volume with no JFS file system definitions in place.
Example 11-6 shows a successful raw image backup (/dev/test) and a failure
(/dev/tsm) when trying to use the backup image function on a defined JFS file
system.
Example 11-6 UNIX raw logical volume backup
lsfs testlv00
root@Atlantic /tsm:
lsfs: 0506-915 No record matching /tsm/testlv00 was found in /etc/filesystems.
dsmc backup image /dev/testlv00
root@Atlantic /tsm:
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