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PRRH: If I remember right, Legato suggest that backups on Exchange (and Notes among other things), be broken up into two separate backups. One for the special attributes for each server (for exchange, the IS and DS, for notes, the databases). The second backup should be for the files on the...

That's very similar to what I use. I've copied what I use below, but the drive letters are a bit different. I don't get any messages like that when I do my backups. Do you split your backup of your exchange server into two separate backups? I have mine split up, one for the DS and IS, and...

Thanks for the update. I never tried it without the +skip. I'll have to think about it and see if I can come up with a way to get it to work without the +skip. Dave

Cyberted, Ignore is supposed to behave that way, but the documentation leaves out the fact that you also have to specify the directory you want the ignore to apply to as a save set. Legato knows about this, and there is a solution ID for it: Solution ID: legato11295. To my knowledge, this...

Cyberted, Tried that. All that ends up doing is skipping everything on D. Networker doesn't pay attention to the ignore save environment. I've tried it and I've had the vendor that we bought Networker from try it also. Thanks for the reply though.

As stated in the original message, I had my reasons. Basicly, I had to back up 24Gig of data over a frame-relay link (with about 55 KB/sec throughput). This takes a few days, and I had already invested the time in doing that backup. The only way to do it is to break up the backup into...

Uhmmm..If it's just reading from one tape and writing the data back to another, why would it take so long? This goes against everything I've ever read about cloning. Also, what if you only want to clone just one save-set from a tape that has multiple save-sets on it. Maybe the engineer...

If you get onto your server and just type nsradmin (no options), you should go into command line mode. From there, you need to first tell it what you want to work with. If you're working with a schedule, you would see something like thie following: nsradmin> print...

Hmm, I thought savepnpc will only call the pre and post command once. Save will call any command listed in the "save command" resource field for each save set, but savepnpc doesn't do that. What it will do is run the pre-scripts first, then issue a save command for whatever save sets...

We've also had the same problem. If you remove a client, the save sets won't expire like they are supposed to. Also, if you try to you consolidated backups, the level 1's that are created also do not always expire. This might be due to failed consolidations.

Yes, it possible to create "custom" schedule. For example, from the networker admin gui, you can't create a schedule like the "full on first friday" schedule that ships with networker. You have to go through the command line utilities to do it. Read the man pages for...

I've been having a problem getting some directives work correctly, and I wonder if anyone else has seen the same problem. Basicly, I'm trying to write a directive *exclude* all BUT a few directories. For example, my save set is d:\, and I wasn to exclude everything under d:\ except...