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1.
If you go directly to
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Automated Backups ,you can select your lo cal or
remote backup device from
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Actions !
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Add an Automated Backup (Lo cal
or Remote) !
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Specify Backup Device . A form will displa
yany existing
backup devices.
2. Before initiating the bac
kup, verify that your tap e is
not write-protected by
checking that the write-protect device is in \writable" position.
3. Load a tap e in
to the tap e drive. Dep ending on what tape driv
eyou are
using, you may see activity lights ashing while the tap e is loading. Y
ou can
pro ceed when one light remains on, indicating that the driv
e is ready to
accept data.
4.
From the
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Add an Automated Backup screen, you can select the options
which will bring up additional forms for sp ecifying the follo
wing required
items:
a.
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Select Backup Device (if you have not already specied it).
b.
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Select Backup Scope : what lesets to include or exclude. The default
is to backup the entire system.
c.
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Select Backup Time : time, day, date. You can also set whether you
want a full or incremental backup, for each time sp ecication.
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