It's always skipped when the backup level is incremental. It will be done when
the backup level is full.
Extract from the Windows Administration Guide
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SFP is a component of the Windows 2000 system state.
--> Windows 2000 requires that the system state must always be backed up at
level full (partial backups
are not allowed). <--
However, on a typical computer, the SFP component might
consist of more than 200 MB of data in over 1,500 files. If the SFP component
were part of the NetWorker SYSTEM STATE save set, backing up or recovering
the Windows 2000 system state would be extremely resource-intensive.
Therefore, due to the large size of SFP, the NetWorker software provides a
separate save set for this component. SFP is separated from the rest of the
system state data into its own save set called SYSTEM FILES.
___________________________________________
Regards.
Gilles PAQUET.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ingo Roschmann [mailto:ingo AT VISIONET DOT DE]
Sent: mercredi 21 août 2002 14:39
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] skipped save set SYSTEM FILES:
Hi all,
we are running a Networker 6.1.1 server on solaris machine and several Win2000
clients (same networker version).
What I am concerned about is, that on all those Win2000 clients, the "SYSTEM
STATE" save set is *always* being skipped. All the client resources are
configured to save the save set "All". The rest of the save sets are being
backed up with the correct level.
The savegrp-output looks like this:
nbgsp001: C:\ level=incr, 15 MB 00:00:13 109 files
nbgsp001: D:\ level=incr, 346 KB 00:00:03 5 files
nbgsp001: SYSTEM STATE:\ level=full, 10 MB 00:00:19 15 files
nbgsp001:SYSTEM DB:\ Removable Storage Database - rsmow: Exported the RSM
database.
nbgsp001: SYSTEM DB:\ level=full, 829 KB 00:00:05 11 files
nbgsp001: SYSTEM FILES:\ level=skip, 0 KB 00:00:01 0 files
nbgn549a: index:nbgsp001 level=9, 338 KB 00:00:03 53 files
Do I have to worry about that?
Any ideas?
Greetings,
Ingo
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