Just a followup question:
If you are using a Unix master and the class type is MS-Windows-NT, is
"cross mount points" the same as "all local drives"?

I can browse the C/, D/ and System_state/ so I assume it is. Just like to
check these things before I have someone ask me to restore them :)

-----Original Message-----
From: scott.kendall AT abbott DOT com [mailto:scott.kendall AT abbott DOT com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 12:20 PM
To: Jonas Blåberg
Cc: Veritas BU
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] System_State:\



The System_state:\ file directive directly relates to a System State backup
in
Windows 2000.  System State backups include the Registry, system files, COM+
registration database and more.  You can't do a full restore of a W2K box
without this.  For docs on this look at W2K help files or W2K related
manuals/books.

System_state:\ is automatically included on a Windows 2000 client if the
file
directive ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES is being used.

If you list the drives individually and the class is backing up a Windows
2000
client, yes you should include System_State:\.  Otherwise you will not be
backing it up.


- Scott



 

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Hello!


Couldn't find anything about System_State in the manuals... What is included
in the file directive System_State:\ ?


Do I need to use System_State if I use ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES?


Do I need to use System_State if I list all my local drives (i.e. C:\ and
D:\
on separate rows).


/jonas





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