Legato Storage Manager Administrator's Guide Administrator's Guide -- Index

aborted save set, 2-8

Administrator GUI, LSM, 2-11

Devices Window, 3-5

Edit Client Dialog Box on Windows, 2-17

Edit Group Dialog Box, 4-12

Edit Group Dialog Box on Windows, 4-12

Groups Window on UNIX, 4-12

labeling a volume, 3-14

Messages display on UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

mounting a volume, 3-15

Pending Messages Window, 3-19

Sessions display on UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

Set Up Server Dialog Box on Windows, 2-19

unmounting a volume, 3-16

administrators, LSM

acceptable names, 2-22

administrator server attribute, 2-20, 2-21

modifying, 2-23

server resource attributes, 2-20, 2-21

specifying, 2-21

using wildcard to grant privileges, 2-22

API

MM, 1-9

architecture, LSM, 2-2, 2-3

attributes for resources

client resource, 2-17, 2-18

server resource, 2-20, 2-21

volume pool resource, 3-12

auto media management

enabled behavior, 3-17

for tape devices, 3-17

not enabled, 3-17, 3-21

automatic bootstrap backup, 2-5, 4-11

backup

automatic bootstrap, 4-11

LSM server bootstrap, 4-10

maintaining bootstrap information, 4-14

manual bootstrap, 4-13

messages on UNIX, 4-15

monitoring Oracle backups and restores, 4-14

scripts, 4-6

using RMAN, 4-2

viewing volume inventory, 3-18

Backup and Recover Server service, B-6

backup and recovery system

backup unable to progress, Pending Messages Window, 3-19

bootstrap, 2-5

how LSM backs up data, 2-4

Oracle9i, 1-6, 1-7, 1-8

overview of Oracle, 1-6

backup command

pool option, 4-6

proxy option, 4-5

trace option, 4-5

Backup Domain Controller (BDC)

Windows NT, 5-10

Backup Operators group, B-5

bootstrap

automatic backups, 4-11

maintaining bootstrap information, 4-14

manual backups, 4-13

server backups, 4-10, 4-11

bootstrap save set ID, locating, 5-15

browsable save set, 2-8

browse policy, 2-6

chkdsk command (Windows 2000), 5-8

client

browse policy, 2-6

index, 2-5

resource attributes, 2-17, 2-18

retention policy, 2-6

client resource

described, 2-16

clients

communicating with servers, B-3

DHCP, B-6

client-server communications, problems with, B-3

command

backup, pool option, 4-6

backup, proxy option, 4-5

backup, trace option, 4-5

chkdsk (Windows 2000), 5-8

mminfo -mv, 5-18

nslookup, 5-13

nsrck -c, 5-15

ping, 5-13

scandisk (Windows NT), 5-8

scanner, 5-16

scanner -B, 5-16

send, 4-5

set duplex, 4-6

Command Reference Guide, LSM, 1-11

components, LSM, 1-3

configuration, LSM

administrators

modifying, 2-23

server resource, 2-21

specifying, 2-21, 2-22

configuration roadmap, 2-14

LSM resources

client dialog box, Windows NT, 2-17

client resource, 2-16

server resource, 2-19

overview, 2-2

resource dependencies, 2-3

resource types, 2-2, 2-6

storage devices, 3-2

configuring, 3-5, 3-7

labeling a volume, 3-14, 3-15

labeling and mounting volumes, 3-13

mounting a volume, 3-15

tape device, no-rewind name, 3-2

types that LSM supports, 3-2

unmounting a volume, 3-16

volume pools, 3-11

configuring, devices, 5-12

configuring, LSM, 5-15

destroyed server, 5-4

device resources, 3-2

devices, configuring, 5-12

DHCP, B-6

DHCP and WINS databases, restoring

Windows NT, 5-19

disaster

definition, 5-2

types, 5-2, 5-3, 5-4

disaster recovery

procedures overview, 5-7

recovering Oracle data

overview, 5-20

restoring Oracle data

overview, 5-20

disaster recovery preparation

overview, 5-5

environment variables for LSM, 4-3

features, LSM, 1-4

types of storage devices supported, 3-2

files

HOSTS, B-5

gathering the key information prior to a disaster, 5-6

group attributes, default, 4-12

GUI, LSM

Devices Window, 3-5

Edit client Dialog Box on Windows, 2-17

Edit Group Dialog Box, 4-12

Edit Group Dialog Box on Windows, 4-12

Groups Window on UNIX, 4-12

labeling a volume, 3-14, 3-16

messages display on UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

mounting a volume, 3-15

Pending Messages Window, 3-19

running, 2-11

Sessions display on UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

Set Up Server Dialog Box on Windows, 2-19

TCP/IP requirements, 2-11

Volumes Window, 3-18

Windows NT

running, 2-12, 2-14

GUI, Oracle

Oracle Enterprise Manager, 4-9

hard drive information, obtaining, 5-7

hard drive, replacing, 5-7

help

Command Reference Guide, LSM, 1-11

Field Help, 1-11

How Do I Help, 1-10

online help, 1-10

What Is This Help, 1-11

host tables

testing with ping, B-2

hostname, Oracle server, 2-18

HOSTS file, B-5

in progress save set, 2-8

index

client, 2-5

media, 2-5

save set status value in client index, 2-9

installing the operating system, 5-10

installing, LSM Server, 5-14

IP errors, troubleshooting, B-1 to B-2

label template, C-1

Label Template dialog box, C-2

label templates

components, C-6

creating, C-7

editing, C-8

numbering sequences, C-4

organizational structure, C-6

separator, C-5

sequence number, C-5

labeling storage volumes, C-1

locating, server's bootstrap save set ID, 5-15

logs

UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

Windows NT, 4-14, 4-15

LSM

Administrator GUI, 2-11

Volumes Window, 3-18

Windows NT, 2-12, 2-14

administrators

acceptable names, 2-22

modifying, 2-23

specifying, 2-21

using wildcard to grant privileges, 2-22

architecture, 2-2, 2-3

bootstrap backups

automatic, 4-11

maintaining information, 4-14

manual, 4-13

server, 4-11

Command Reference Guide, 1-11

components, 1-3

configuration

client resource, 2-17, 2-18

overview, 2-2

resource dependencies, 2-3

resource types, 2-2

server resource, 2-19, 2-21

storage devices, 3-2, 3-4

environment variables, 4-3

features, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5

how LSM backs up data, 2-4

label template, using, C-1

name resolution, B-5

overview, 1-2

services, B-6

tracking volume modes, 2-9

LSM Server bootstrap, recovering, 5-16

LSM Server configuration files, renaming, 5-18

LSM Server recovery requirements, 5-13

LSM Server, recovering, 5-13

LSM, configuring, 5-15

LSM, installing, 5-14

maintaining bootstrap information, 4-14

manual bootstrap backup, 4-13

media index, 2-5

Pending Messages Window

recovery waiting for tape volume name, 3-19

waiting for backup tape, 3-19

removing storage volumes, 3-18

volume labels, 3-19

media management

auto enabled, behavior, 3-17

auto for tape devices, 3-17

auto not enabled, 3-17, 3-21

automatic for tape devices, 3-17

changing the volume modes, 3-18

device configuration

creating a device resource, 3-6

moving a device resource, 3-7

overview, 3-5

removing a device resource, 3-7

device resources, 3-2

labeling a volume, 3-14, 3-15

labeling and mounting volumes, 3-13

mounting a volume, 3-15

storage devices, 3-2, 3-4

unlabeled volumes, 3-17

unmounting a volume, 3-16

viewing

details of save sets on volume, 3-18

inventory of backup volumes, 3-18

volume-specific information, 3-18

volume pools

default attributes, 3-12

default resource attributes, 3-12

label templates, 3-11, 3-12

Media Management Library (MML), Oracle9i, 1-9

messages

display on UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

logs on Windows NT, 4-14, 4-15

logs UNIX, 4-14, 4-15

MM

API

Oracle9i, 1-9

mminfo -mv command, 5-18

multiplexing during RMAN backups, 4-10

name attribute, server resource, 2-20

name resolution, B-5

names, LSM administrators, 2-22

nslookup command, 5-13

nsrck -c command, 5-15

obtaining hard drive information, 5-7

online help, 1-10

Command Reference Guide, LSM, 1-11

Field Help, 1-11

How Do I Help, 1-10

What Is This Help, 1-11

operating system recovery requirements, 5-9

operating system, installing, 5-10

operating system, recovering, 5-9

operating system, testing, 5-12

operations, volume, 3-19

Oracle

backup script, 4-6

restore script, 4-7

Oracle backup

procedure for running, 4-8

scripts, 4-6

Oracle backup volumes

viewing, 3-18

Oracle backups and restores

monitoring, 4-14

prerequisites to running, 4-2

RMAN, 4-2

Oracle Enterprise Manager, 4-9

Oracle9i, 1-8

Oracle restore

procedure for running, 4-8

Oracle server

hostname, 2-18

Oracle7

Oracle Enterprise Manager, 4-9

Oracle9i

backup and recovery system, 1-6, 1-7, 1-8

Media Management Library (MML), 1-9

MM API, 1-9

Oracle Enterprise Manager, 1-8, 4-9

Recovery Catalog, 1-7, 1-8

Recovery Manager (RMAN), 1-7, 1-8

Oracle9i RMAN commands, 4-5

overview

LSM, 1-2

LSM Features, 1-3, 1-4, 1-5

Oracle backup and recovery system, 1-6

parallelism attribute, server resource, 2-20

Pending Messages Window

recovery waiting for tape_volume_name, 3-19

waiting for writable backup tape, 3-19

ping command, 5-13

ping, host table testing, B-2

policy

browse, 2-6

retention, 2-6

pool option

backup command, 4-6

pools, volume

default resource attributes, 3-12

label templates, 3-11, 3-12

selection considerations

expiration date of the volume, 3-20

number of volumes, 3-21

volume label time, 3-21

volume mode, 3-20

unable to find a mounted volume, 3-21

Primary Domain Controller (PDC)

Windows NT, 5-10

privileges, LSM administrators, 2-22

program

using nwadmin, 5-17

proxy copy, 4-5

proxy option

backup command, 4-5

recoverable save set, 2-8

recovering the operating system, 5-9

recovering, LSM Server, 5-13

recovering, LSM Server bootstrap, 5-16

Recovery Catalog, Oracle9i, 1-7, 1-8

Recovery Manager (RMAN)

backup script, 4-6

Recovery Manager (RMAN), Oracle9i, 1-7, 1-8

recyclable save set, 2-8

recyclable volumes, 2-7

renaming LSM Server configuration files, 5-18

replacing a hard drive, 5-7

requirements, gathering the key information, 5-6

requirements, LSM Server recovery, 5-13

requirements, operating system recovery, 5-9

resource types

client, 2-3, 2-6

browse policy, 2-6

retention policy, 2-6

device, 2-3, 3-2

label template, 2-3

policy, 2-3

pool, 2-3

server, 2-3, 2-6

restore

using RMAN, 4-2

restoring, DHCP and WINS databases

Windows NT, 5-19

retention policy, 2-6

save set, 2-9

RMAN commands for Oracle9i, 4-5

routers, verifying, B-3

save set

changing the status, 3-18

retention policy, 2-9

status value

aborted, 2-8

browsable, 2-8

client index, 2-9

in progress, 2-8

recoverable, 2-8

recyclable, 2-8

scanned-in, 2-8

suspect, 2-8

viewing details of save sets on volume, 3-18

save set ID, locating, 5-15

scandisk command (Windows NT), 5-8

scanned-in save set, 2-8

scanner -B command, 5-16

scanner command, 5-16

scanner program, A-1

LSM Command Reference Guide, 2-8

using to rebuild online index entries, 2-7

using to recover save sets, 2-9

using to recover volumes, 2-7

scripts

Oracle backup, 4-6

send command, 4-5

server backup

automatic bootstrap backup, 4-11

bootstrap backup, 4-10, 4-11

maintaining bootstrap information, 4-14

manual bootstrap backup, 4-13

server destroyed, 5-4

server indexes and configuration files

damaged, 5-3

server resource

administrator, 2-21

name, 2-20

parallelism, 2-20

server resource type, 2-6

server, recovering an LSM Server, 5-13

servers

communicating with clients, B-3

services, B-6

set duplex command, 4-6

Set Up Server dialog box, B-4

storage devices

configuring, 3-2, 3-5, 3-7

labeled volumes, 3-11

labeling a volume, 3-14, 3-15

labeling and mounting volumes, 3-13

LSM server features, 3-2

mounting a volume, 3-15

recycling volumes, 3-18

removing storage volumes from media index, 3-18

tape device

auto media management, 3-17

no-rewind device name to prevent data loss, 3-2

types that LSM supports, 3-2

unmounting a volume, 3-16

volume pools, 3-11, 3-12

suspect save set, 2-8

switches, verifying, B-3

tape devices

auto media management, 3-17

testing the operating system, 5-12

trace option

backup command, 4-5

tracking volume modes, 2-9

unlabeled volumes, 3-17

using

nwadmin program, 5-17

volume operations

Pending Messages Window, 3-19

pool considerations

expiration date of the volume, 3-20

pool volume considerations

number of sessions, 3-21

volume label time, 3-21

volume mode, 3-20

tracking volumes, 3-19

volumes

auto media management for tape devices, 3-17

changing the modes, 3-18

labeling, 3-14, 3-15

labeling and mounting, 3-13

labeling storage, C-1

manually removed, recoverable using scanner, 2-7

modes

appendable, 2-9

manual recycle, 2-9

read-only, 2-9

recyclable, 2-9

tracking, 2-9

mounting, 3-15

pools

default attributes, 3-12

default resource attributes, 3-12

label templates, 3-11

mounted on storage devices, 3-11

pool resource, 3-11

tape volumes and file-type volumes must be separate, 3-11

unable to find mounted volume, 3-21

volume considerations, 3-20

recyclable, 2-7

recycling volumes, 3-18

relabeled volumes

unavailable for recovery, 3-19

relabeled, not recoverable using scanner, 2-7

removing from media index, 3-18

unlabeled volumes, 3-17

unmounting, 3-16

viewing details of save sets on a volume, 3-18

viewing inventory of Oracle backup volumes, 3-18

viewing volume-specific information, 3-18

wildcard

using to grand LSM administrator privileges, 2-22

Windows NT

restoring DHCP and WINS databases, 5-19