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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Numerics
8mm tape format,
2.4.1
A
access modes,
1.3.1
,
4.3.3
active directory,
12.2.5.2
admin role,
4.3.3
administrative data,
1.3.2
administrative domains,
1.3
initializing,
3.3.5
,
11.2.1.1
setting up,
4.1
administrative servers,
1.3
administrative data stored on,
1.3.2
catalogs stored on,
2.1.5
Certification Authority and,
2.8.1.3
databases on,
1.1.3
passwords stored on,
1.4.1
Web servers run on,
1.1.3
Advanced Intelligent Tape (AIT) format,
2.4.1
ALLOCATE command,
6.2.5
Apache Web server,
1.1.3
,
2.6.1.4
,
2.8.1.5
attachments,
2.4.3
,
4.4.9
,
4.4.9.1
,
4.4.9.2
,
4.4.9.3
,
4.4.9.4
authorization types for NDMP server,
4.3.3
automated certificate provisioning mode,
2.8.1.3.1
,
2.8.3
,
11.1.4
,
11.2.1.2.1
automatic tape drive cleaning,
4.4.4.1
automount mode,
4.4.5
autoqtar sample script,
12.6.9
B
-B option, of obtar,
12.3.3.1
BACKUP command, RMAN,
6.1.4
backup description files,
12.1
creating,
12.2.2
definition,
12.2.2
include file statements,
12.2.2
backup encryption,
2.8.2
configuring,
11.2.3
backup image file numbers,
8.3.2
,
8.3.2
backup image labels,
2.5.2.1
,
2.5.2.1
backup images,
2.2.1.1
,
2.5.1
,
3.2.2.2.2
,
7.1.1.1
,
12.2.1
backup pieces and,
6.5.3
creating for offsite storage,
7.5.2.1
creating with obtar -c,
12.2.4
definition,
12.2.1
deleting,
9.2.2.17
displaying,
10.3.1
,
10.3.2
in status files,
12.6.9
managing,
10.3
restoring,
7.1.1.2
,
8.3.2
restoring raw,
8.1
spanning volumes,
10.4
,
12.6.1
backup pieces,
2.2.1.1
,
6.1.4
deleting,
10.4.2
displaying information about,
6.5.3
backup requests,
2.1.3
,
2.3
creating,
7.1.2
,
7.1.2
,
7.6.3
displaying,
7.1.2
,
7.6.2
removing,
7.6.4
sending to scheduler,
2.3
,
7.6.5
updating,
7.1.2
backup schedules,
2.3.1
,
7.1.1.2.1
,
7.4
,
7.5
,
12.2.3
,
12.2.3
configuring,
7.4
,
7.5
editing,
7.4.4
removing,
7.4.5
renaming,
7.4.6
,
7.4.7
backup section file numbers,
2.5.3
,
8.1.1
backup sections,
1.3.2
,
2.5.1
backup IDs for,
2.1.5.1
backup images and,
2.5
backup pieces and,
2.2.1.1
deleting,
10.4.2
,
10.4.2
displaying,
10.2.3
,
10.4.1
listing,
2.5.1
managing,
10.4
backup sets,
2.2.1.1
,
6.5.3
backup windows,
2.1.3
,
7.3
,
7.3.3
configuring,
7.3
configuring a date,
7.3.2.2
configuring a day range,
7.3.2.1
removing,
7.3.3
SBT backups and,
6.1.4
backupoptions policy,
12.6.11.3
,
12.6.11.4
backups, database
See
database backups
backups, file system
See
file system backup
barcode readers,
2.4.2
,
2.5.2
,
4.4.4
BDF
See
backup description file
blocking factor,
4.4.5
borrowing a drive,
9.2.2.15
browse rights,
4.5.2
browsing the catalog,
2.1.5.1
C
-c option, of obtar,
12.2.4
catalog, Oracle Secure Backup,
1.1.3
,
1.3.2
,
2.1.2
,
2.1.2
,
2.1.5
,
2.1.5
,
6.5.1
browsing,
8.2.6
browsing with data selectors,
2.1.5.1
files over 2 GB in size,
12.6.12
catalog-based restore operations,
2.1.6.1
catxcr command,
6.5.2.1
certificate service,
12.2.5.3
Certification Authority (CA),
2.6.1.1
,
2.8.1
,
2.8.1.3
,
2.8.1.3.1
certkeysize policy,
11.2.2.1
checking dataset files,
7.2.4
checkpoints,
2.1.4
CIFS,
1.1.1
classes,
1.4
,
1.4.2
adding,
4.5.2
admin class,
1.4.2
editing,
4.5.3
granting rights,
4.5.2
naming,
4.5.2
operator class,
1.4.2
oracle class,
1.4.2
reader class,
1.4.2
removing,
4.5.4
renaming,
4.5.5
user class,
1.4.2
cleaning tape drives,
4.4.4.1
,
9.2.2.14
client hosts,
1.3
,
4.3.3
in hostname statements,
12.2.2
in status files,
12.6.9
cluster configuration,
12.2.5.4
compacting sparse files,
12.6.6
compression, hardware,
12.6.5
CONFIGURE command, RMAN,
6.2.5
configuring
attachments,
4.4.9
backup schedules,
7.4
,
7.5
backup windows,
7.3
hosts,
4.3
libraries,
4.4.4
media families,
5.1
PNI,
4.3.7
summaries,
5.3.1
tape drives,
4.4.5
costs, of backup,
7.1.1.2
CROSSCHECK command, RMAN,
2.5.4.2.1
,
2.5.4.2.2
,
6.5.1.1
cryptographic hash functions,
2.8.1.1
D
daemon policies,
2.7
daemons,
2.6
editing daemon policies,
4.2.3
interaction among,
2.6.2
managing,
10.6
obhttpd,
2.6.1.4
,
2.8.1.5
obixd,
2.6.1.3
obndmpd,
2.6.1.5
obrobotd,
2.6.1.6
obscheduled,
2.6.1.2
observiced,
2.6.1.1
viewing properties,
10.6.3
Data Management Application
See
DMA
Data ONTAP operating system,
2.1.4
data selectors,
2.1.5.1
data transfer element,
2.4.2.1
,
4.4.5
data, restoring,
8.2
database backup storage selectors,
2.2.1.2
configuring,
5.2
,
5.2.3
,
6.2
,
6.2.4
displaying,
5.2.2
editing,
5.2.4
removing,
5.2.5
renaming,
5.2.6
database backups,
2.1.5
,
2.2.1
,
6.5.2
duplexing,
1.1.1
database recovery,
6.4
databases
backing up,
1.1
,
6.3
recovering,
6.4
dataset files,
2.1.2
,
2.1.2
,
7.2.7
checking,
7.2.4
editing,
7.2.5
removing,
7.2.6
renaming,
7.2.7
dataset language,
2.1.2
,
2.1.2
DBID,
2.2.1.2
defaults and policies,
2.7
DELETE command, RMAN,
6.5.1.1
device names,
2.4.3
device policies,
2.7
device special files,
2.4.3
devices,
4.4
configuring,
2.4
,
4.4
configuring a library,
4.4.4
configuring attachments,
4.4.9
configuring tape drives,
4.4.5
definition,
12.2.1
discovering,
4.4.12
editing,
4.4.6
managing,
9.3
properties,
4.4.10
removing,
4.4.7
renaming,
4.4.8
Digital Audio Tape (DAT) format,
2.4.1
Digital Data Storage (DDS) format,
2.4.1
Digital Linear Tape (DLT) format,
2.4.1
digital signatures,
2.8.1.1
DinoStor tape appliances,
1.2
directives, in BDFs,
12.2.2
direct-to-block positioning,
12.3.3.3
discovering devices,
4.4.12
DMA,
1.2
,
2.6.2
DTE
See
data transfer element
duplexing database backups,
1.1.1
E
editing,
7.5.3
attachments,
4.4.9.1
backup schedules,
7.4.4
classes,
4.5.3
dataset files,
7.2.5
devices,
4.4.6
media families,
5.1.4
summaries,
5.3.4
users,
4.6.4
email
for summaries,
5.3.3
for users,
4.6.3
encryptdataintransit policy,
2.8.2
,
2.8.3
,
11.2.3
end-of-file condition,
12.6.1
Enterprise Manager Database Control,
1.1.3
,
6.1.2
,
6.1.3.1
,
6.2
Enterprise Manager Grid Control,
1.1.3
,
6.1.2
environment variables
TAPE,
12.2.1
EOD labels,
2.5.2.1
EOV labels,
2.5.3
error rate,
4.4.5
Exabyte drives, setting format of,
12.6.5
exclusion statements,
12.2.2
exporting identity certificates,
11.3.1
exporting volumes,
9.2.2.3
F
Fibre Channel protocol,
2.4.3
file system backups,
2.1.1
,
2.1.5
,
2.2.1
daily schedule,
7.5.2.1
full backups,
2.1.1.1
incremental backups,
2.1.1.1
monthly schedule,
7.5.2.3
on-demand,
2.1.3
one-time schedule,
7.5.2.2
privileged,
2.1.3.1
quarterly schedule,
7.5.2.4
removing,
7.6.4
restartable,
2.1.4
scheduled,
2.1.3
unprivileged,
2.1.3.1
yearly schedule,
7.5.2.5
file system restore operations,
2.1.6
catalog-based,
2.1.6.1
raw,
2.1.6.1
,
2.1.6.1
filers,
1.2
,
1.3.1
,
2.1.4
,
2.4.3
SSL connections to,
2.8.1
full backups,
2.1.1.1
advantages,
7.1.1.2
example,
7.1.1.2
,
12.2.3
G
Gigabit Ethernet,
1.1
global exclusion statement, definition,
12.2.2
H
hardware compression, controlling,
12.6.5
host authentication,
2.8
hostname statements,
12.2.2
hosts,
4.3
,
4.3.10
access modes,
4.3.3
configuration,
4.3
IP addresses,
4.3.3
pinging,
4.3.1
,
4.3.4
removing,
4.3.8
renaming,
4.3.9
roles,
4.3.3
status,
4.3.3
,
5.2.3
updating,
4.3.10
I
identity certificates,
2.8.1
,
2.8.1.4
,
2.8.3
,
11.1.4
,
11.2.1.2.1
exporting,
11.3.1
importing,
11.3.2
managing,
11.3
IEE
See
import/export element
import/export element,
2.4.2.1
importing certificates,
11.3.2
include file statements,
12.2.2
inclusion statements,
12.2.2
incremental backups,
1.1.1
,
2.1.1.1
advantages,
7.1.1.1
,
7.1.1.2
example,
7.1.1.2
,
12.2.3
levels,
7.5.2.1
,
12.2.3
index daemon,
2.6.1.3
index policies,
2.7
insertvol command,
2.4.2.2
installob program,
2.8.1.5
,
3.3.5
inventory update,
9.2.2.1
invoking obtool,
3.3
IP addresses,
4.3.3
J
job summaries,
2.3.4
job summary schedules,
2.3.4
job transcripts
displaying,
6.5.2.1
jobs,
2.1.3
,
2.3
,
10.1
job identifiers,
2.3.1
logs,
2.3.2
managing,
10.1
removing,
10.1.5
,
10.1.7
running,
10.1.6
scheduler creation of,
2.3.1
subordinate jobs,
2.3.1
transcripts,
2.3.2
,
10.1.4
viewing properties,
10.1.3
K
keys, public and private,
2.8.1.1
setting size,
2.8.3
,
11.2.2
L
-L option, of obtar,
12.2.3
-l option, of obtar,
12.6.11
labels, volumes,
9.2.2.12
libraries
automatic tape drive cleaning,
4.4.4.1
barcode readers,
4.4.4
configuring,
4.4.4
element types,
2.4.2.1
managing,
9.2
status,
4.4.4
viewing properties,
9.2.3
world wide names,
4.4.4
Linear Tape-Open (LTO) format,
2.4.1
Linux operating system,
8.4
log policies,
2.7
logging into Oracle Secure Backup,
3.2.1
,
3.3.2
lsbu command,
2.5.1
lspiece command,
6.5.3
lssection command,
2.5.1
M
magnetic tapes,
2.4.1
managing
backups,
7.1.1.1
daemons,
10.6
devices,
9.3
jobs,
10.1
libraries and tape drives,
9.2
volumes,
9.1
manual certificate provisioning mode,
2.8.1.3.1
,
11.1.4
,
11.2.1.2.2
maximum blocking factor,
4.4.5
md5 authorization type for NDMP server,
4.3.3
media families,
2.5.4
,
5.1
,
6.2
configuring,
5.1
creating for RMAN backups,
6.2.3
editing,
5.1.4
renaming,
5.1.6
RMAN-DEFAULT,
2.5.4.2.1
,
6.2
,
6.5.2.1
volumes,
2.5.4.3
media management parameters
OB_DEVICE,
6.2.5
OB_MEDIA_FAMILY,
6.2.5
OB_RESOURCE_WAIT_TIME,
6.1.4
,
6.2.5
SBT_LIBRARY,
6.2.1
setting,
6.2.5
media policies,
2.7
media servers,
1.3
,
4.3.3
medium transport element,
2.4.2.1
Mirapoint message servers,
1.2
mkhost command,
11.2.1.2
,
11.2.1.2.2
,
11.2.2.3
mkmf command,
2.5.4.3
mounting volumes,
9.1.3
,
9.1.4
movevol command,
2.4.2.2
MTE
See
medium transport element
N
naming policies,
2.7
NAS appliance,
1.3
NAS devices,
1.2
,
1.2
NDMP,
1.2
access mode,
1.3.1
,
4.3.3
passwords,
4.3.3
NDMP daemon,
2.6.1.5
NDMP hosts,
1.4.1.2
authorization types,
4.3.3
NDMP policies,
2.7
NDMP services,
1.2
negotiated authorization type for NDMP server,
4.3.3
Network Attached Storage
See
NAS
Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP)
See
NDMP
NFS,
1.1.1
O
ob access method,
4.3.3
OB_DEVICE parameter,
6.2.5
OB_MEDIA_FAMILY parameter,
6.2.5
OB_RESOURCE_WAIT_TIME parameter,
6.1.4
,
6.2.5
obcm utility,
2.8.1.3.1
,
11.2.1.2.2
,
11.3
exporting certificates with,
11.3.1
importing certificates with,
11.3.2
obfuscated wallet,
2.8.1.4
obparameters file,
11.2.2.1
obscheduled daemon, suspending,
10.6.4
obtar,
2.6.1.6
about,
12.1
-B option,
12.3.3.1
-c option,
12.2.4
displaying volume labels,
12.4.3
-G option,
12.4.2
-L option,
12.2.3
-l option,
12.6.11
modes of operation,
12.1
offsite backup level,
12.6.3
,
12.6.3
-P option,
12.6.6
restoring files with,
2.1.6.1
-S option,
12.6.8
shell scripts,
12.6.9
-t option,
12.4.1
,
12.4.1
usage tips,
12.6.11
-x option,
12.3
-Xchkmnttab option,
12.6.11.3
-Xcrossmp option,
12.6.11.4
-Xlabel option,
12.5
-Xreuse option,
12.5
-Xunlabel option,
12.5
-y option,
12.6.9
obtool,
1.1.3
displaying help,
3.3.1
invoking,
3.3
logging in to,
3.3.2
running interactively,
3.3.3
running noninteractively,
3.3.4
obtool commands
catxcr,
6.5.2.1
insertvol,
2.4.2.2
lsbu,
2.5.1
lspiece,
6.5.3
lssection,
2.5.1
mkhost,
11.2.1.2
,
11.2.1.2.2
,
11.2.2.3
mkmf,
2.5.4.3
movevol,
2.4.2.2
rmpiece,
6.5.1.1
offsite backups,
2.1.1.1
on-demand backups,
2.1.3
one-time scheduled backup,
7.5.2.2
operating systems
Linux,
8.4
UNIX,
8.4
operations policies,
2.7
rmanresourcewaittime,
6.1.4
Oracle Cluster File System (OCFS),
1.1.1
Oracle database exclusion statement, definition,
12.2.2
Oracle Enterprise Manager,
1.1.2
,
1.1.3
Oracle Secure Backup
logging in to,
3.2.1
what it is,
1.1
Oracle Secure Backup catalog,
1.3.2
,
2.1.2
,
2.1.2
,
2.1.5
,
2.1.5
,
6.1.4
,
6.5.1
browsing with data selectors,
2.1.5.1
view modes,
2.1.5.2
Oracle Secure Backup home,
1.3.2
,
2.1.2
,
6.2.1
Oracle wallet,
2.8.1.4
obfuscated,
2.8.1.4
P
-P option, of obtar,
12.6.6
passwords, for Oracle Secure Backup users,
4.6.3
performance, improving,
12.6
pinging
attachments,
4.4.9.4
hosts,
4.3.1
,
4.3.4
pipes, and obtar,
12.3.3.1
PNI
configuring,
4.3.7
removing,
4.3.7.1
policies,
2.3
policy classes,
2.7
daemon class,
2.7
,
4.2.3
device class,
2.7
index class,
2.7
log class,
2.7
media class,
2.7
naming class,
2.7
NDMP,
2.7
operations,
2.7
scheduler,
2.7
security,
2.7
port for NMDP server,
4.3.3
preauthorizations,
1.4.1.1
,
6.2
configuring RMAN,
6.2.2
pre-labeling tape volumes,
12.5
primary access mode,
1.3.1
private key,
2.8.1.1
privileged backups,
1.4.1.1
,
2.1.3.1
properties
attachments,
4.4.9.3
daemons,
10.6.3
devices,
4.4.10
jobs,
10.1.3
libraries,
9.2.3
tape drives,
9.2.4
public keys,
2.8.1.1
,
2.8.1.1
,
11.2.1.2.2
Q
quarterly backups, triggers for,
7.5.2.4
R
raw file systems, backing up,
12.6.4
raw restore operations,
2.1.6.1
,
2.1.6.1
Real Application Clusters (RAC)
using Oracle Secure Backup with,
6.6
recovering a database,
6.4
recovery catalog,
2.1.5
,
6.1.1
,
6.1.2
,
6.1.4
Recovery Manager
See
RMAN
removable storage manager,
12.2.5.5
removing
attachments,
4.4.9.2
backup jobs,
7.6.4
backup schedules,
7.4.5
backup windows,
7.3.3
classes,
4.5.4
dataset files,
7.2.6
devices,
4.4.7
hosts,
4.3.8
jobs,
8.2.4
,
10.1.5
,
10.1.7
PNI,
4.3.7.1
summaries,
5.3.5
triggers,
7.5.4
,
7.5.5
users,
4.6.9
Windows accounts,
4.6.6.1
,
4.6.7.1
renaming
backup schedules,
7.4.6
,
7.4.7
classes,
4.5.5
dataset files,
7.2.7
devices,
4.4.8
hosts,
4.3.9
media families,
5.1.6
summaries,
5.3.6
users,
4.6.8
restartable backups,
2.1.4
RESTORE command, RMAN,
6.1.4
restoring data,
8.2
disk space available,
7.1.1.1
frequency of,
7.1.1.1
using obtar,
2.1.6.1
,
12.3
retainbackupmetrics policy,
12.6.13
retention periods,
2.5.4.2.2
returning a drive,
9.2.2.16
reusing volumes,
9.2.2.17
rights, class,
1.4
,
1.4.2
,
4.5.2
RMAN,
1.1
,
1.1.2
,
2.1.5
,
2.2.1
,
2.2.1.2
,
6.1
command-line interface,
1.1.3
using with Oracle Secure Backup,
6.2
RMAN backups
crosschecking,
6.5.1.1
displaying information about,
6.5.2
expiration of,
6.5.1.1
making,
6.3
media families for,
6.2.3
RMAN channels,
6.2.1
RMAN commands
ALLOCATE,
6.2.5
BACKUP,
6.1.4
CONFIGURE,
6.2.5
CROSSCHECK,
2.5.4.2.1
,
2.5.4.2.2
,
6.5.1.1
DELETE,
6.5.1.1
RESTORE,
6.1.4
SEND,
6.2.5
RMAN-DEFAULT media family,
2.5.4.2.1
,
6.2
,
6.5.2.1
rmanresourcewaittime policy,
6.1.4
rmpiece command,
6.5.1.1
robot daemon,
2.6.1.6
roles, host,
4.3.3
running jobs,
10.1.6
S
-S option, of obtar,
12.6.8
SBT errors, displaying,
6.5.2.2
SBT interface,
1.1.2
,
1.1.2
,
1.1.3
,
1.1.3
,
2.1.5
,
2.2.1
,
2.2.2
,
2.8.2
,
6.1
,
6.1.3.2
,
6.2
,
6.5.2
backing up to,
6.3
configuring RMAN access to,
6.2.1
how RMAN communicates with,
6.1.4
SBT_LIBRARY parameter,
6.2.1
schedule daemon,
2.6.1.2
scheduled backups,
2.1.3
,
7.1.1.2.1
,
7.5.2.1
,
7.5.2.2
,
7.5.2.3
,
7.5.2.4
,
7.5.2.5
,
12.2.3
,
12.2.3
scheduler,
2.1.3.1
,
2.1.6.1
,
2.3
job priority,
2.3.1
scheduler policies,
2.7
SE
See
storage element
Secure Sockets Layer
See
SSL
securecomms policy,
2.8.3
,
11.2.4
security policies,
2.7
certkeysize,
11.2.2.1
encryptdataintransit,
2.8.2
,
2.8.3
,
11.2.3
securecomms,
2.8.3
,
11.2.4
security, network backup,
2.8
backup encryption,
2.8.2
,
11.2.3
Certification Authority (CA),
2.8.1
,
2.8.1.3
choosing administrative and media servers,
11.1.3
configuring,
11.2
default configuration,
2.8.3
distributing identity certificates,
11.1.4
identity certificates,
2.8.1
obcm utility,
2.8.1.3.1
,
11.3
Oracle wallet,
2.8.1.4
planning,
11.1
trusted certificates,
2.8.1.3
two-way authentication,
2.8.1.2
SEND command, RMAN,
6.2.5
service daemon,
2.6
,
2.6.1.1
,
2.8.1.3
sockets, and obtar,
12.3.3.1
sparse files, compacting,
12.6.6
SSL,
1.1.1
,
1.4.1
,
1.4.1.1
starting the Web tool,
3.2.1
statements, in BDFs,
12.2.2
status
hosts,
4.3.3
,
5.2.3
libraries,
4.4.4
volumes,
9.1.3
,
9.1.4
storage element,
2.4.2.1
summaries,
5.3.1
configuring,
5.3.1
editing,
5.3.4
emailing,
5.3.3
removing,
5.3.5
renaming,
5.3.6
Super DLT (SDLT) format,
2.4.1
suspending obscheduled daemon,
10.6.4
T
-t option, of obtar,
12.4.1
tape drive
usage
drive usage,
4.4.5
tape drives,
1.1
,
2.4
,
12.2.1
blocking factor,
4.4.5
cleaning,
9.2.2.14
configuration,
4.4.5
error rate,
4.4.5
managing,
9.2
viewing properties,
9.2.4
TAPE environment variable,
12.2.1
tape formats,
2.4.1
tape libraries,
1.1
,
2.4
,
2.4.2
,
2.4.3
automatic drive cleaning,
2.4.2
automatic loading,
2.4.2
barcode readers,
2.4.2
,
2.5.2
loading of next volume,
12.2.1
tape volumes
pre-labeling,
12.5
target database,
6.1.1
text authorization type for NDMP server,
4.3.3
timestamps, changing with obtar -x,
12.3.3.2
top-level exclusion statement, definition,
12.2.2
transcripts, job,
10.1.4
triggers,
2.1.3
,
2.3.1
,
7.5.3
backup levels,
7.5.2.1
daily,
7.5.2.1
exceptions,
7.5.2.1
monthly backup,
7.5.2.3
one-time backup,
7.5.2.2
quarterly backup,
7.5.2.4
removing,
7.5.4
,
7.5.5
yearly backup,
7.5.2.5
trusted certificates,
2.8.1.3
,
2.8.1.4
,
11.2.1.2.1
two-way authentication,
2.8.1.2
U
uncompressing data,
12.6.5
UNIX operating system,
8.4
unlabeling
volumes,
9.2.2.13
unprivileged backups,
1.4.1.1
,
2.1.3.1
updating
hosts,
4.3.10
library inventory,
9.2.2.1
users,
1.4.1
adding,
4.6.3
assigning Windows account information,
4.6.6
class,
4.6.3
configuring,
4.6
editing,
4.6.4
email,
4.6.3
naming,
4.6.3
NDMP server user,
4.6.3
passwords,
4.6.3
removing,
4.6.9
renaming,
4.6.8
UNIX group,
4.6.3
UNIX name,
4.6.3
V
view modes,
2.1.5.2
volume creation times,
2.5.4.1
,
2.5.4.2.2
volume expiration policies
content-managed,
2.5.4.1
time-managed,
2.5.4.1
volume expiration times,
2.5.4.2.2
volume IDs,
2.5.2
,
2.5.4.1
assigning,
2.5.4.3
in status file,
12.6.9
volume labels,
2.5.2.1
volume sequence files,
2.5.4.3
,
2.5.4.3
,
2.5.4.3
volume sequence numbers,
2.5.3
,
2.5.3
volume sets,
2.5.3
,
2.5.4
volumes,
2.5.4.3
exporting,
9.2.2.3
extracting,
9.2.2.5
format,
2.5.2.1
identifying,
9.2.2.9
IDs,
2.5.2
inserting,
9.2.2.4
inventory update,
9.2.2.1
labeling,
9.2.2.12
library listings,
9.2.5
,
9.2.6
loading,
9.2.2.10
managing,
9.1
mounting,
9.1.3
,
9.1.4
moving,
9.2.2.6
reducing number used,
7.1.1.1
reusing,
9.2.2.17
series of,
12.6.1
status,
9.1.3
,
9.1.4
tags,
2.5.2
unlabeling,
9.2.2.13
unloading,
9.2.2.11
W
WangDAT 2600 devices, and compression,
12.6.5
Web tool,
1.1.3
,
1.3.2
starting,
3.2.1
tabs,
3.2.2
Windows database components
backing up,
12.2.5
Windows domains
assigning account information,
4.6.6
Windows operating system
active directory,
12.2.5.2
assigning account information,
4.6.6
certificate service,
12.2.5.3
cluster configuration,
12.2.5.4
removable storage manager,
12.2.5.5
removing accounts,
4.6.6.1
,
4.6.7.1
windowscontrolcertificateservice policy,
12.2.5.3
World Wide Name (WWN),
2.4.3
,
4.4.4
write windows,
2.5.4.1
,
2.5.4.2.2
X
-x option, of obtar,
12.3
X.509 certificates,
2.8
,
2.8.1.5
,
2.8.1.5
-Xchkmnttab option, of obtar,
12.6.11.3
-Xcrossmp option, of obtar,
12.6.11.4
-Xlabel option, of obtar,
12.5
-Xmarkerfiles option, of obtar,
12.6.10
-Xreuse option, of obtar,
12.5
-Xunlabel option, of obtar,
12.5
-Xupdtu option, of obtar,
12.6.7
-Xuse_ctime option, of obtar,
12.6.7
Y
-y option, of obtar,
12.6.9
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