FWIW, on AIX, even if you aren't backing up NFS mounts, if one of the
mounts is hung, then your incremental is hosed and it terminates.  I
started noticing this behaviour in/around the 3.7 code level.

lisa



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TSM by default DOES NOT backup NFS mounts.  You have to specifically
tell it to with the DOMAIN statement in dsm.opt or dsm.sys, depending
on your platform.  What platform is this?

Maybe there is a CLOPSET set on the server to back it up?

David Longo

>>> Mark_Adams AT CSGSYSTEMS DOT COM 03/13/02 04:43PM >>>
We ran into a problem with NFS mounts on one our clients.
The NFS server went down and when the client tried to backup it just hung.

My question is why does TSM back up NFS by default with no real way to turn
it off.

What can we do to not look at the NFS mounts.

I have tried different exclude statements, but to no avail.
Does anyone have any suggestions?

TSM server 3.7.4
Client 3.7.2.15

Mark Adams
Systems Programmer
CSG Systems, Inc.



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