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Create Offhost Backup Configuration Files

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END

END tells NetBackup to stop searching the mover.conf file for third-party copy devices

for the current third-party copy backup.

If there are two or more third-party copy devices in the mover.conf file, NetBackup tries

them sequentially, starting with the first one listed in the file, until one is found that can

successfully move the data. END means do not look further in the current mover file and

do not look in any other mover files, even if the last device tried was unsuccessful. If no

successful device is found before END is reached, the backup fails.

The END keyword limits the search for a third-party copy device in a mover.conf file

that contains entries for more than one device. This can save you the trouble of deleting

device entries and re-entering them later.

For example, if the mover.conf file contains the following:

/dev/sg/c6t4l0

END

/dev/sg/c6t4l2

/dev/sg/c6t4l3

NetBackup will try to use device /dev/sg/c6t4l0 and will not try the other devices.

Naming the Mover File

In addition to the standard mover.conf file name, there are two other options for

naming the mover file:

Per Policy

/usr/openv/volmgr/database/mover.conf.policy_name

where policy_name is the name of a NetBackup policy. All backups for this policy will use

the third-party copy device specified in this

mover.conf.policy_name file.

For a disk that has third-party copy device capability, use the mover.conf.policy_name

form to specify the disk as the third-party copy device for the policy that backs up that

disk.

Per Storage Unit

/usr/openv/volmgr/database/mover.conf.storage_unit_name

where storage_unit_name is the name of a storage unit. This allows a third-party copy

device to use a particular storage device by means of a storage unit name. Here is an

example mover.conf file name of the

storage_unit_name type:

mover.conf.nut-4mm-robot-tl4-0

where nut-4mm-robot-tl4-0 was selected as the storage unit in the Change Policy

dialog.

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