NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows - Symantec

NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows
Table 6. NetBackup Daemons and Programs (continued)
Program/
Daemon
Description
Backup and Restore Functional Description
NetBackupListen An applications extension installed in the System:Extensions
folder on the startup volume of a Macintosh client. It starts when
the Macintosh is booted and runs in the background until the
Macintosh is shut down. NetBackupListen listens on the
BPCD port number for requests from NetBackup servers and
launches NetBackupBPCD when a request is received.
Started By: When the Macintosh boots.
Stopped By: When the Macintosh is shut down.
Debug Log: Log files in the
System:Preferences:NetBackup:inetd folder on the
startup volume.
tar On UNIX clients, the Tape ARchive program is a special version
of tar provided with NetBackup and used to restore images.
Started By: For each restore, bpbrm starts an instance of tar on
the client.
Stopped By: Completion of restore operation.
Debug Log: tar.log on the client.
TAR32 On Windows clients, the TAR32 program is a special version of
tar provided with NetBackup and used to restore images.
Started By: For each restore, NetBackup starts an instance of
TAR32 on the client.
Stopped By: Completion of restore operation.
Debug Log: TAR.LOG in the NetBackup logs directory on the
client.
xbp Graphical display based client-user interface, on UNIX clients,
with options for starting user-directed backups, restores, and
archives. Functionally, it is very similar to the menu version, bp.
Started By: /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/xbp command on
the client.
Stopped By: Quit option in xbp.
Debug Log: None, although the log for the bpbackup,
bparchive, bplist, and bprestore commands on the client
may also be useful for debugging problems with xbp.
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