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• NDMP NAS Option Guide
• Legal Notices
• Arcserve Product References
• Contact Arcserve
• Documentation Changes
• Introducing the Arcserve Backup NDMP NAS Option
  • Features
  • Option Architecture
    • Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP)
    • NAS Server
    • Remote Browsing
    • Supported NAS Backup Configurations
      • NAS Local NDMP Backup
      • NAS Three-way NDMP Backup
      • NAS Filer to Server NDMP Backup
  • How the Option Backs Up Data
  • How the Option Restores Data
    • Restore by Source
    • Restore by Destination
  • Dynamic Device Sharing
    • Supported DDS Configurations
    • Log Access
  • NAS Filer to Server Considerations
• Installing the Option
  • Installation Prerequisites
  • Installation
  • File System Configuration
    • Configure NDMP Version 3
    • Example: How You Configure the nas.cfg File to Support NDMP Version 3
    • Configure NDMP Version 4
    • Snapshots and Checkpoints Configuration
  • Configuration
    • Configure NAS Devices
      • Get Drive and Changer Information for a Tape Device
    • Configure DDS
      • Limitations of Using DDS
      • How You Can Identify Dynamically Shared Devices
    • Configure Custom Ports
• Using the Option
  • How You Manage Backup Operations
    • Backup Options
    • Backup Prerequisites
    • Add a NAS Server
    • Back Up a NAS Server
    • Perform a Staging Backup of a NAS Server
    • NAS Backup Job Limitations
    • How You Can Archive Data on the NAS Server
  • How You Manage Restore Operations
    • Restore Options
    • Restore Methods
      • Restore by Tree
      • Restore by Session
      • Restore by Query
    • Restore a NAS Server
    • NAS Restore Job Limitations
  • How You Manage Devices and Media
    • Adapter, Device, and Group Views
    • Media Management
  • How You Manage the Database and Reports
  • How You Manage NAS Operations Using Arcserve Backup Utilities
    • Merge Utility
    • Media Assure & Scan Utility
• Using Network Appliance NAS Devices
  • Network Appliance Servers Configuration
    • Access the Administrative Interface
    • User Accounts
    • Enable NDMP on Network Appliance Devices
    • Configure Tape Library Device Names
    • Configure the Drive Access Path
    • Snapshot Configuration
    • View the Network Appliance System Log
  • Limitations on Network Appliance Devices
• Using EMC Celerra NAS Devices
  • How the EMC Celerra Host Data Mover Works
  • Configure the EMC Celerra Data Mover
    • User Accounts
    • Enable NDMP on EMC Celerra Devices
    • Logical Device Names Detection
    • nas.cfg File ConfigurationEMC Celerra Devices
  • Limitations on EMC Celerra Devices
• Using EMC CLARiiON IP4700 NAS Devices
  • Configure the EMC CLARiiON IP4700 NAS Server
    • Create User Accounts
    • Enable NDMP on EMC CLARiiON IP4700 Devices
    • Logical Device Names
    • Network Configuration
    • Volume Configuration
    • Tape Drives and Tape Libraries
  • Limitations on EMC CLARiiON IP4700 Devices
• Using Procom NAS Devices
  • Procom Server Configuration
    • User Accounts
    • Logical Device Names
      • 4.1 Firmware Configuration
      • 4.2 Firmware Configuration
    • Network Configuration
    • Volume Configuration
    • Tape Drives and Tape Library Units
  • nas.cfg File Configuration-Procom Devices
  • Limitations on Procom Devices
• Troubleshooting
  • Devices Do Not Display in the Device Manager
  • NAS Server Does Not Reinitialize
  • Debugging is Not Enabled on the NAS Server
  • Cannot Access the Procom System Log and Environmental Log
  • Unable to Restore QTree Information Using the NDMP NAS Option
  • NAS Timeout Error During Large NDMP Backups
• Feature Support Summary
  • Supported Backup Features
  • Supported General Features
  • Supported Restore Features
  • Support for NDMP V4
  • Certified NAS Devices
• Glossary
  • Direct Access Restore (DAR)
  • NetApp Filer
  • Network Attached Storage (NAS)
  • Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP)