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Hello, You have to put the dir name between &quot;double&quot; quotes. We don't exclude dir names but we using it like this << &quot;E:\\MSSQL\\DATA&quot; >> +skip: .?* * To exclude everything from that dir or << / >> +skip: *.edb +skip: JET*.tmp Skip *.edb and...

Hello All, We found the problem.... we didn't fix it yet but we are getting close. We were able to build a w2000 test cluster and that works!! On the production cluster they using Veritas Volume manager so they can use dynamic disks within the cluster. We stripe on EMC level and give them 48...

Hi, I tried the save -c virtual-cluster-C in the backup command... too bad, thanks anyway... it tells me the same about the pathownerignore file which I already tried in a earlier stage. When I touch the pathownerignore file it will backup but puts the client index on the node-level instead of...

Hello, Try to add user legato@server2 into the &quot;Remote access&quot; field of server 1. Ron

Hello, I copied the script to my machine and start &quot;playing&quot; with it... I'll let you know my findings.... But... can't you easily use recover -S ssid ? It depends what kind of data it is.... Ron

Hey, That means it's the second saveset..... Each saveset = 2 Gb.... The backups are saving the data in chunks of 2 Gb each. Hope this helps a bit.... Regards, Ron

Hello All, I can't get our Windows2000 cluster backup on the right way. Let me try to explain. Networker server Sun Solaris 7 with version 6.1.3 Client version 6.1.3 node-A node-B virtual-server-C If I try to backup the virtual-server-C it complains about the following: savefs: path T: by...

Hi, Can't help you either, sorry. I don't have access myself. I think it is/was a bad idea from Legato to close this knowledgebase, especially for users who wants to try the software... Regards, Ron Klerks Unix admin