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Back Up Data to UNIX and Linux Data Mover Servers

With UNIX and Linux Data Mover, Arcserve Backup lets you submit file system and Oracle database backups to locally attached file system devices and shared tape libraries.

Note: Arcserve Backup does not support backing up data that resides on data mover servers using various Arcserve Backup functionality such as multiplexing, server-side encryption, and CA Antivirus. For more information, see UNIX and Linux Data Mover Limitations.

To back up data to UNIX and Linux data mover servers

  1. Open the Backup Manager and click the Start tab.

    Click Normal backup and then click the Source tab.

    The source directory tree appears.

  2. Expand the UNIX/Linux Data Movers object.

    Locate the data mover server and select the source that you wish to back up.

    Backup Manager: The UNIX/Linux Systems object is expanded to display a server and its contents.

  3. Click the Schedule tab and define the schedule that you require for the job.

    Note: For more information about scheduling jobs, see the Administration Guide.

  4. Click the Destination tab.

    Expand the current data mover server and specify location where you want to store the backup data.

    Backup Manager: The Destination tab is selected. A UNIX/Linux data mover server is selected and the destination is a shared library.

    Important! Arcserve Backup prevents you from submitting backup jobs when the data mover server specified on the Source tab does not share the device group specified on the Destination tab.

  5. Click Options on the toolbar and specify the options that you require for the job.

    Note: For more information about backup options, see the Administration Guide.

  6. Click Submit on the toolbar to submit the job.

    The Submit Job dialog opens.

  7. Complete the required fields on the Submit Job dialog and click OK.

    The job is submitted.

More information:

UNIX and Linux Data Mover Limitations