Part of answer is how I have my dsm.opt setup, with comments
on Windows versions below:
*----------------------------------------------------------------
* Options file examples:
*
* DOMAIN depends on what OS and what you want to backup.
* To backup everything, just use "ALL-LOCAL"
* To backup only certain drives, like local in an MS Cluster,
* Use one version depending on OS of either W2K or W2003 below.
DOMain ALL-LOCAL
* For W2k use like below:
* DOMain SYSTEMOBJECT C: D:
*
* For W2003 use like below:
* DOMAIN SYSTEMSTATE SYSTEMSERVICES C: D:
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David B. Longo
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>>> William Sherrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/19/06 11:47 AM >>>
I seem to be having trouble with the correct syntax for defining the
domain under the client option sets. I have nodes defined for window's os
that I just want to backup system objects, c: and d: drives. I have other
nodes defined for the e: and f: drives. I tried c: d: systemobject
systemservices systemstate and e: f: for the other one. When I enter q
opt, I see everything under the domain for both nodes. Also the problem
with using systemobject systemservices systemstate is that they don't all
apply to every version of windows and I do have a several versions. I am
looking for examples in defining the client options. I am also trying to
stay away from using the minus sign because I know I will run into some
host that have g: h: ,etc and want to explicitly define the domains.
Thanks,
Bill Sherrill
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