NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows - Symantec

standalone
status code
storage migrator
A qualifier used with drives and media to indicate they are not associated with a robot.
For example, a standalone tape drive is one where you must manually find and insert
tapes before using them. A standalone volume is one that is located in a standalone drive
or is stored outside of a drive and designated as standalone in the volume configuration.
A numerical code, usually accompanied by a troubleshooting message, that indicates the
outcome of an operation.
Refers to the VERITAS Storage Migrator line of hierarchical storage management
products for UNIX and Windows. These products make extra room on a disk by
transparently moving data to other storage and then transparently retrieving the data
when it is needed by a user or application.
Storage Migrator is available only for NetBackup DataCenter servers.
storage unit
Refers to a storage device where NetBackup or Storage Migrator stores files. It can be a set
of drives in a robot or consist of one or more single tape drives that connect to the same
host.
SUSPENDED media state
symbolic link
TapeAlert
tape format
tape marks
NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows
If a volume is SUSPENDED, NetBackup can restore from it but cannot use it for backups.
NetBackup retains a record of the media ID until the last backup image on the volume
expires.
On a UNIX system, this is a pointer to the name of the file that has the source data.
Allows reactive cleaning for most drive types and is a function of the tape drive.
The format that an application uses to write data on a tape.
A mark that is recorded between backup images on a tape.
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NetBackup 4.5 Troubleshooting Guide for Windows