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Re: [Networker] what is the ssid for?
2007-10-01 10:00:09
On Oct 1, 2007, at 7:43 AM, nickelj wrote:
Hi All,
can someone explain to me what the SSID in networker is for, or
what a high number of ssid's mean?
The reason for that is, that a colleage said the number of ssid is
equal to the number of file systems which we backed up.
Please shed some light on me.
Your colleague is incorrect. Each disk mount point generates a unique
saveset ID each time its backed up. This saveset ID can be referenced
in three main ways: recover, copying (i.e., cloning) and reporting.
You would do well to review the NetWorker Administrator's Guide for
more information on this subject.
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