The magic command to look at is "save" 

flags to consider :
-s <server> : to force save to a specific backup server
-c <client> : client to register backup to. useful in cluster
        when backup has to be sent using cluster alias
-b <pool>   : pool to send backup to
-l <level>  : full by default, can also use 1-9 or incr for 
        incrementals.
        Take care for incr and diif, you have to use -t time
        to rely to
-w <policy> and -y <policy> : respectively browse and retention
        policies. Can be a date or "2 months" for sample.
-q or -v : for quite or  verbosed output
-N <symbolic name> : name of the backup (generally equals
        volume/filesystem you want to backup

sample
save -s server -c client -b "lto pool" -l fill -q -w month
        -y month -N "MY_BACKUP" /home

save -s server -c client -b "lto pool" -l fill -q -w month
        -y month -N /home /home


Look at save mam page for more details.

HTH

TH


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-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Campbell, Heather
Sent: jeudi 7 juin 2007 16:05
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Legato On Demand Backup Question

All,

         I have a need to do on-demand backups for a Unix Solaris
client. My customer has 7 scripts they need to run nightly but I do not
have any command line experience with Legato and not sure where to start
or what commands to give them for their scripts. Sorry to all you Unix
folks I am running Legato on a Windows server and using the GUI please
excuse me!!! :-) 

 

Thanks in advance for any help on the commands!!!

 

Heather 


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