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This screen is used to set up and perform a partial backup of system data.
Field descriptions
Field |
Description |
NFS Mount Directory |
The Network File System mount directory where the backup file is stored. Values: Path to an existing directory. Defaults to the NFS mount directory set in the default backup parameters. For example: /mnt/br |
Tape Drive |
The tape drive where the backup file is stored. Values: Path to a tape drive connected to the IR platform. " The non-rewinding option to specify the tape drive path should be present in this path. This means that the drive name must have an n in the specified path. Defaults to the tape drive are set in the default backup parameters. Example: /dev/mnt/0n |
Backup File Title |
(Optional) A description of the backup file. Used as part of the backup file name. Values: Any string less than or equal to 50 characters in length. Example: MyBackup This title is used to create a file name. In the example, the file name for the partial backup is similar to: MyBackup.D042903T090700.incr If no Backup File Title is entered, a file title is created by the system. |
Days |
The number of days that files are backed up (counting the present day). Values: 1-90 For example, the most recent day is entered as 1, and the most recent two days are entered as 2. Note that if this field is filled in, nothing can be entered for Directory or File List. |
Directory |
The directory to back up. Values: Any path If this field is filled in, nothing can be entered for Days or File List. |
File List |
The file that contains a list of backed-up files. Values: Full path The File List is a text file that must be edited from a terminal. Note that if this field is filled in, nothing can be entered for Days or Directory. |
Priority |
The priority of the backup process compared to other processes. Values: low, high |
Stop the voice system before backup? |
Choice to automatically stop the voice system before a backup. Values: yes, no Avaya recommends the yes option for partial backups. |
Enter an Oracle username with permissions to start/stop Oracle |
The user name for logging in to Oracle. This Oracle user account must have permission to stop and start the Oracle server. Values: Any string. Note: This field only appears if Oracle is installed locally on the Avaya IR system. |
Note: In the above field, either NFS Mount Directory or Tape Drive will be displayed, depending upon the backup device you have selected on the Backup screen
Button descriptions
Button |
Description |
Submit |
Performs the partial backup |
Reset |
Sets the fields to their default values |
Cancel |
Displays the Backup screen |
Administration procedures
