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Backup Catalogue entry holds a list of the files and folders backed up. This catalogue can be
browsed and queried, allowing you to find the location of backed up data without having to load tapes
(if relevant).
The Backup Catalogue tool displays existing backups. You can view the catalogue entries, search
for individual entries, create new ones or delete existing entries.
For more detailed information, see the Backup Catalogue section of this document.
4.1.8
Backup Locations
To invoke the Backup Locations configuration tool, click on the Configuration drop-down menu
and select Backup Locations:
A Backup Location reprsents any physical device you use to backup your data. For example, a tape
streamer, an autochanger or tape library, or a Virtual Tape Device, IBM Tivoli or Cristie Storage
Manager device.
The Backup Location Configuration option holds details of all the Backup Locations currently
configured within CBMR. Locations can be deleted, queried, backed up to and restored from using
the Backup Location Tool. At least one Backup Location must be configured within CBMR.
When CBMR first starts, no Backup Locations will be configured.
Backup, Restore, Compare, Verify and Media Utilities will all automatically use the default backup
location unless otherwise directed.
Please see Configuring Backup Locations for further details.
4.1.9
CBMR Default settings window
CBMRhas a range of defaults which can be adjusted with Default Settings configuration. These
include a set of rules which direct CBMR during a backup. For example, what actions apply to a
Backup (Append/Overwrite, compression on/off, Save Security Information and so on). To invoke this
option, select the Default Settings option from the Configuration drop-down menu:
This takes you directly to the Default Settings property sheet. Default settings relating to backup are
used by all backups unless you specify otherwise in the individual backup location script's
properties.
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