The NSR group resourcecontrols when a group of Backup clients begin saving data and whether scheduled backups are started automatically each day. To edit the NSR group resources for a Backup server use "nsradmin " or "nwadmin"
The NSR group resource has the following attributes:
The name attribute specifies the name of a group defined by the resource. The name is an option within the NSR client and NSR pool resources.
The autostart attribute determines if a group will be saved automatically on a daily basis. The following operations can be invoked by autostart:
The Enabled operation starts saving group members data at the time specified in the start time attribute.
The Disabled operation disables the automatic save process specified for members of a group.
The Start now operation saves group members data immediately.
The autorestart attribute controls whether a group is automatically restarted after an incomplete save.
The stop now attribute aborts a groups save processes immediately.
The start time attribute specifies the time of day when a group will begin a save.
The last start attribute is the last time a group began a save.
The interval attribute specifies how often a group runs an automatic save.
The force incremental attribute forces an incremental backup of a savegroup, for an interval attribute less than 24 hours.
The client retries attribute indicates the number of times failed clients should be retried before savegroup declares them failed. A client's save sets are retried by savegroup whenever savegroup would otherwise not be able to start a new save set.
The clones attribute causes saves of a group to automatically make a clone for every save set backed up.
The clone pool attribute specifies the pool where save set clones are sent.
The options attribute specifies the options indicated for a group's save.
The level attribute indicates the level a savegroup will use when started automatically by Backup. When level is not specified, the NSR Schedule for each client filesystem will be used to determine the level.
The printer attribute specifies the printer to which bootstrap save set information will be printed to.
The schedule attribute specifies the level of save that will be performed.
The schedule time attribute specifies the time a save will be performed.
The inactivity timeout attribute is the time a savegroup command waits for any kind of activity from the server before concluding that a savegroup descendant is hung.
The work list attribute indicates the saves still not completed. The worklist indicates; the client name, the level of save, and the path to save.
The completion attribute indicates the status of each save set that has been completed.
The status attribute indicates the current status of a NSR group:
idle, indicates the group is inactive
running, indicates the backups are in progress
cloning, indicates backups are complete and clones are being made.
The following is an example of a nsr_group resource:
type: NSR group; name: Default; autostart: Enabled; start time: "3:33"; options: Restartable; printer: lp2; inactivity timeout: 30; work list: mars, incr, /g, mars, incr, index, completion: mars, /, succeeded, "mars: / level=incr, 31 KB 00:01:01 72 files |