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Create Offhost Backup Configuration Files

62 NetBackup ServerFree Agent System Administrator’s Guide

mover.conf Description

The /usr/openv/volmgr/database/mover.conf file identifies the third-party copy

devices that NetBackup can use for the Third-Party Copy Device backup method. This file

is not needed for the NetBackup Media Server method.

If your site has only one third-party copy device, use the bpmoverinfo command (see

“Create the mover.conf File” on page 67) to create the mover.conf file. The

bpmoverinfo command makes the appropriate entry in the mover.conf file and no

further configuration is needed.

Example mover.conf files

For sites that have one third-party copy device

◆ The mover.conf file can consist of one line specifying the device by means of its sg

driver device path (Solaris) or sctl device path (HP-UX).

For example, on Solaris:

/dev/sg/c6t1l0

On HP-UX:

/dev/sctl/c6t1l0

That is all you need in the mover.conf file. You can use the following command to

determine the SG driver device path:

sgscan basic

Here is some sample sgscan output (see notes following):

Notes:

- “dev

type ch PATHLGHTSAN Gateway” indicates a Pathlight SAN

Gateway device. Its device path in this example is

/dev/sg/c6t1l0.

/dev/sg/c6t1l0: dev type ch PATHLGHTSAN Gateway 0016

/dev/sg/c6t1l1: dev type 0h SEAGATE ST39173N 6244

/dev/sg/c6t1l2: dev type 0h FUJITSU MAG3182L SUN18G 1111

/dev/sg/c6t4l0: dev type 3h CNSi FS1310 jj01

/dev/sg/c6t4l1: dev type 0h FUJITSU MAG3182L SUN18G 1111

/dev/sg/c6t4l2: dev type 0h FUJITSU MAG3182L SUN18G 1111

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