You can start the command line client and enter the command:

        q backup c:\filename

One item of information displayed is the management class used to back
up the file.



> ----------
> From:         Terese Wojtowicz[SMTP:TWojtowi AT amschoices DOT com]
> Sent:         Tuesday, November 04, 1997 9:39 AM
> To:   ADSM-L AT vm.marist DOT edu
> Subject:      NT permissions & misc. questions
>
> In winding down in implementing procedures for NT clients, I could use
> some
> advice on anyone who's had experience with the NT client.
>
> I restored some folders with different permissions and some that were
> shared.  When I do a restore, I get the NT defaults back (thus the
> folder
> is no longer shared).  Is there anything I can do to retain those
> settings?
>
> Is there any way to generate a log of what is being restored?
>
> Dsmsched.log keeps track of files backed up with the scheduler.  Is
> there
> any way to get logs of files backed up when manual backups are
> performed.
>
> Lastly, I have 2 management classes for NT servers.   The default is
> called
> CLASS1 and the other is CLASS2.   Getting servers to back up with
> CLASS1 is,
>  of course, no problem.   I added "INCLUDE CLASS2" into my option file
> on a
> server I wanted in CLASS2.  How can I tell for sure which class it is
> using
> when it backs up?
>
> Any help anyone can give on these questions would be appreciated.
> Thanks,
>
> Terese Wojtowicz
> Sr. Network Administrator
> American Medical Security
> twojtowi AT amschoices DOT com
>