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The list of startable system state and system services components are dynamic and<br />

can change depending on service pack and operating system features installed.<br />

<strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> allows <strong>for</strong> the dynamic discovery and back up of these<br />

components.<br />

You must be a member of the Administrators or <strong>Backup</strong> Operators group to back<br />

up system state in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />

Important:<br />

1. Your <strong>Windows</strong> client must be connected to a <strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> Version<br />

5.2.0 or higher server.<br />

To back up a system state object using the command line:<br />

1. On the command line, use the backup systemstate command to back up all<br />

system state or system services components as a single object.<br />

2. Use the query systemstate command to display in<strong>for</strong>mation about a backup of<br />

the system state on the <strong>Tivoli</strong> <strong>Storage</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> server.<br />

To back up a system state object using the GUI:<br />

1. Click <strong>Backup</strong> from the GUI main window. The <strong>Backup</strong> window appears.<br />

2. Expand the directory tree by clicking the plus sign (+). To display files in a<br />

folder, click the folder icon.<br />

3. Locate the system state node in the directory tree. You can expand the system<br />

state node to display the components.<br />

4. Click the selection box next to the system state node to back up the entire<br />

system state object. You can back up the system state node only as a single<br />

entity because of dependencies among the system state components. By default,<br />

all components are selected; you cannot back up individual system state<br />

components.<br />

5. Click <strong>Backup</strong>. The <strong>Backup</strong> Task List window displays the backup processing<br />

status. When processing completes, the <strong>Backup</strong> Report window displays<br />

processing details.<br />

System and boot files are backed up as a group only if one of the members of the<br />

group (one of the files) changes. If the files have not changed since the last backup,<br />

the system and boot files are not redundantly backed up.<br />

You can use the include.systemstate option to assign management classes <strong>for</strong><br />

back up of the system state. The default is to bind the system state object to the<br />

default management class.<br />

You can use the exclude.systemservice option in your client options file (dsm.opt)<br />

to exclude individual system services components from backup. Input can be the<br />

keyword or component name to be excluded from backup.<br />

You can use the domain option to exclude the entire system state from domain<br />

incremental backup processing.<br />

The system dllcache directory is now included in the boot partition backup of<br />

<strong>Windows</strong> 2003 and <strong>Windows</strong> Vista systems. When the dllcache files are not<br />

available <strong>for</strong> restore of <strong>Windows</strong> 2003 or <strong>Windows</strong> Vista, system recovery might<br />

require availability of the operating system installation media. By backing up the<br />

dllcache directory, you can avoid the need <strong>for</strong> installation media during system<br />

restores.<br />

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