Hello again...
Sorry, but i am to stupid to make a backup.
I have followed the following instructions:
05-29-2008, 06:59 PM
asaph07
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Join Date: May 2008
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Dynamic Disk for Backup
Hello -
I know a bit of German and would like to attempt to answer your question.
Am to understand you are looking for a procedure for backing up to a Dynamic Disk?
If so, here is a procedure I am using which may help you.
Configure a snapshot to a local volume you wish to back up.
go to Configuration -> Volume Manager -> Create Snapshot
Then, attach the disk to the system and go to
Configuration -> Volume Manager
click on the 'Rescan' button, add the disk as a Dynamic Disk (dynamic00)
In Configuration -> NAS Settings, go to Local Backup Settings (bottom of screen)
Check box 'Use local backup'; click Apply
In Maintenance -> Backup -> Backup devices
Create new virtual device; check option 'Use Devices: Dynamic Volume'
In Maintenance -> Backup -> Backup pool: Create Backup pools
In Maintenance -> Backup -> Backup devices:
Go to 'Your created virtual devices' and function: 'Create new tape'
label your tape
In Maintenance -> Backup -> Backup tasks: Create a new backup task
Click on the 'Play' button to start 'back00', then
in status task, you will see the task as 'running'
If you swap a disk, you will need to use 'back01'
After swapping, go to
Configuration -> Volume Manager -> Vol Group
click 'Rescan' to recognize the new drive
A separate backup task is required for each disk drive
...hope this helps.
-Asaph
But i get always, after the start of the backup en error "2008-08-04 22:21:55 start failed"
I have to say that my Unit is 4656.56GB big with 1 GB of snap and 3 GB of swap.
I think this is my problem, but i cannot make snapshots bigger...
Thank you for your answer
Patric
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