I would suggest a combination of the following:

DOMAIN D: G: U:

Exclude g:\*.*
Exclude g:\...\*.*
Include g:\---------------

Same for U drive..

Explanation:

The Domain statement tells ADSM which drives are to be considered part of the
"local" machine.  Note that if you code the statement as I have, the C: drive
will NOT be backed up.  If this is needed too, then add C: to the list of
drives.

The Exclude/include sample that I provided assumes that each person is mapping
a common level of the network drives, and that you really don't want everyone
backing up the common files.  The 2 exclude statements will keep people from
backing up everything (and duplicating others, while the include statements wi
ll specifically point to directories or files that you want beacked up.  If
this assumption is incorrect, and each person backs up to a unique point on
the server, such as his own user directory, and there are no shared directorie
s on these drives, then the Exclude and Include statements are not needed.

Hope this helps.

Jerry Lawson
jlawson AT thehartford DOT com


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Author: INTERNET.OWNERAD
Subject: include/exclude
02-07-97 01:16 PM

I have several NT 3.51 workstation clients
that will run ADSM 2.01.6.  I need to restrict
them to their D: drive on their local
workstation and a G: drive on a NT 3.51
server and a U: drive on a Novell server.  I
have tried to use to include/exclude
statements in the options file to no avail.

How do I restrict this users to the above
mentioned drives?

Regards...
Efrain Hinojosa