You can specify the nfs filesystems in the save set
part of the client setup instead of using the default
All.


"Robert L. Harris" wrote:

>   I've recently been tasked with backing up a bunch of data behind a
> firewall.  The only way to do this I've found is to export the
> filesystems to a machine outside the firewall and lock down this machine
> so only the legato server can access it.
>
> When I try to kick off the backups though it skips the filesystem saying
> it's remote.  I can manually back it up if I specify "save -L"...  Is
> there a directive I can put in /.nsr to tell it to back up
> "/mnt/server/files" ?  Any other thoughts?
>
> :wq!
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