Re: [Networker] Understanding the size of DISASTER RECOVERY savesets on Win2
2012-04-05 10:40:20
Be aware that there is an (as yet) unfixed bug in NetWorker that if you have
quotas enabled
(and maybe some sort of grouping) that it automatically becomes part of the
DISASTER_RECOVERY
save set - that happened on our fileserver with a 4TB data volume. Windows
itself (WSB) didn't
back it up, but NW's DISASTER_RECOVERY did.
We have a hotfix from EMC for that one - If you need details, feel free to ask.
/fcs
On 4/5/12 10:28 AM, Michael Leone wrote:
>> On 4/5/2012 9:53 AM, bingo wrote:
>>> The filesystem backup excludes a lot of unnecessary files and
>> directories which are filtered by NW and/or Windows (look at the
>> registry entry "FilesNotToBackup"). It is not 'state-critical'
>> It would seem strange to exclude almost 2/3rds of the filesystem though.
> The DISASTER_RECOVERY: saveset includes things the system *thinks* are
> necessary On my Lotus Domino server (Notes email), it thinks drive E:
> (where the mailstore is) is a "system critical" file.
>
> So that part of the DISASTER_RECOVERY saveset is like 400G+.
>
> Look at what Windows thinks are the system files; see if it's pulling in
> anything from another drive ..
>
> <http://adsm.org/lists/html/Networker/2011-08/msg00186.html >
>
> 1.. Use "diskshadow /l writers.log" to start diskshadow and direct output
> to a
> log file.
> 2. From the DISKSHADOW> prompt run "list writers detailed".
> 3. Exit diskshadow.
>
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