[Veritas-bu] interesting behaviour with NDMP and NFS backups
2006-02-14 08:20:27
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Discovered something in the lab that I found interesting...
if I back up a NAS via NDMP (level 0), then do a FULL backup of the same
unix style QTree, via NFS, a few hours later.
subsequent level 1 NDMP backups backup *almost* the entire QTree.
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It seems as if the NFS backup tweaks each file enough that the Level 1
NDMP dump sees it as new/modified.
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Not really interesting I suppose, in that it's pretty obvious that NBU
is touching files (try doing an NFS backup of a RO FS.).
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Just something I noticed and thought I'd throw out there for anyone who
happens to be doing both (for whatever reason) and theought there would
be no interdependancy.
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Paul
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NDMP backups backup *almost* the entire QTree.</FONT></SPAN></DIV>
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