Hi All
Thanks to all who responded.
bpmount only picked up C: and D:
The solution is indeed ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES with Cross Mount Points.
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/315351.htm
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/307881.htm
Regards
Marianne
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If it would
have been different drive letters it would have been backed up. Now what you
have to do is to select ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES and select cross mount points
Thanks &
Regards,
Ratheesh R Das
M I N D S P E E D Technologies
Storage and Backup | 949-579-5000
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Hi All
We have the
following scenario:
3 local
volumes on Windows 2003 server:
C:\
D:\
D:\data
Policy is
configured to backup ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES.
C and D are
getting backed up, not D:\data.
Admin Guide
says NOT to use ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES and Cross Mount Points together.
How is
everyone else backing up Windows mount points?
I’m sure it
will work if we explicitly specify them all in the file list, but we do not
want to run the risk of missing data if a Sysadmin adds another mount point.
NetBackup
6.5.2a.
Regards
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