NetBackup™ Snapshot Client Administrator's Guide
- Introduction
- Installation
- Policy configuration
- Selecting the snapshot method
- About using alternate client backup
- Configuring alternate client backup
- Policy configuration tips
- About disabling snapshots
- NAS snapshot configuration
- Dynamic data streaming for D-NAS workloads
- Setting up a NAS-Data-Protection policy
- FlashBackup configuration
- Instant Recovery configuration
- About Instant Recovery
- About sizing the cache for Instant Recovery copy-on-write snapshots
- About storage lifecycle policies for snapshots
- Configuration of software-based snapshot methods
- Support for Cluster Volume Manager Environments (CVM)
- Configuration of snapshot methods for disk arrays
- OS-specific configuration tasks
- About IBM DS6000 and DS8000 arrays
- Configuring NetBackup to access the IBM DS6000 or DS8000 array
- About IBM DS4000 array
- About Hitachi SMS/WMS/AMS, USP/NSC, USP-V/VM
- Hitachi array software requirements
- About HP-XP arrays
- About array troubleshooting
- Notes on Media Server and Third-Party Copy methods
- Backup and restore procedures
- Snapshot management
- Troubleshooting
- Logging directories for UNIX platforms
- Logging folders for Windows platforms
- FlashBackup and status code 13
- Appendix A. Managing nbu_snap (Solaris)
- Appendix B. Overview of snapshot operations
Logging folders for Windows platforms
During a backup, &newProductName; messages are written to the folders that are listed in See Table: Windows logging folders for backup. if the folders exist. You can use the following command to create these folders:
install_path\NetBackup\logs\mklogdir.bat
The default path for the logs is the following:
C:\Program Files\Veritas\NetBackup\logs
Since a different path can be set during installation, the paths that are listed in this topic are install_path\NetBackup\logs.
Note:
To create detailed logs, set the Global logging level to a high value, in the Logging dialog, under both Master Server Properties and Client Properties.
The log folders can eventually require a lot of disk space. Delete them when you are finished troubleshooting and set the logging level on master and client to a lower value.
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Windows logging folders for backup
Windows logging folders for restore
Logging directories for UNIX platforms
Customer support contact information
Important notes on &newProductName;
&newProductName; installation problems
FlashBackup and status code 13