If you use "/" in the file list with Cross Mount Points checked, it will
backup all the local mounts as one stream; by contrast
"ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES" will make a new stream for each mount.  If the mounts
are using the same set of drives (or a single drive with /, /var, /usr,
etc...) you may want to skip the ALL directive as you will get serious
disk thrashing.

~JK

"Darragh, Stephen J" wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> I was wondering if we have Unix clients that have just / with cross mount
> points
> 
> Is this effectivly the same as ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES
> 
> I am thinking that ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES would find drives that are not currently
> mounted????
> 
> If people wish to just reply to me, I will post the summary.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Steve Darragh
> 
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