FW: BACK UP NOVELL 4.1 NDS

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From:  Owens, Danny
Sent:  Thursday, November 30, 1995 1:32 PM
To:  Stokes, Van Jr.
Subject:  RE: BACK UP NOVELL 4.1 NDS

Van, you can send out the reply below....

ADSM does and will backup and restore the NDS properly.  Not only can you
backup and restore the entire tree, but it will also backup and restore
just peices, such as OU's and other objects.

In order to do this with ADSM automatically, you need an NLM based
program to schedule and run commands and NLM's , such as a UNIX cron, and
TCP/IP.  I use a product by Knozall Systems (1-800-333-8698) called
NLMAuto.  It will schedule a command to run at the server console such as
'load sys:adsm\dsmc incremental' which will back up the 'domains'
specified in dsm.opt, including the NDS.  If you have dsm.opt configured
properly, the above command will back up your volumes and the NDS
together without a hitch.


Danny Owens

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From:  Stokes, Van Jr.
Sent:  Thursday, November 30, 1995 11:28 AM
To:  Owens, Danny
Subject:  FW: BACK UP NOVELL 4.1 NDS



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From:  owner-adsm-l[SMTP:owner-adsm-l AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU]
Sent:  Thursday, November 30, 1995 11:25 AM
To:  Multiple recipients of list ADSM-L
Subject:  Re: BACK UP NOVELL 4.1 NDS

On Mon, 23 Oct 1995 15:58:57 EDT you said:
>On Mon, 23 Oct 1995 11:01:03 PDT Frank Ramke said:
>>>Can ADSM backup and restore NOVELL 4.1 NDS.  My environment is ADSM
1.2 on
>>>RS/6000.  Any information will be greatly appreciated!
>>
>>Yes, it can. We put a short paper out on compuserve that describes
>>using ADSM NetWare in a 4.X environment.
>>
>>Frank Ramke
>
>For those of us who don't have ready access to CompuServ, would it be
possible
>to make this paper available on index.storsys.ibm.com?  Thanks!
>..Paul

Maybe I missed it, but did anyone (possibly someone from IBM) respond to
the
request to put this paper on index.storsys... I would like to see this
paper.
I have a Netware user that wants to have their Novell NDS backed up
automatically. Is the NDS backed up when a scheduled incremental is done?
If not, how can it be done automatically. Where can this info be found?

Thanks
David Kalenderian


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