HP Operations Manager for UNIX Administrator’s Reference

Maintaining HPOM
Backing up Data on the Management Server
-analytical
These archive logs are not subsequently restored.
They are only required if the backup is corrupt
and an earlier backup has to be used.
2.Calls ovpause to pause all NNM processes (and
block OVW API calls).
3.Runs all backup scripts found in the directory:
$OV_CONF/ovbackup/checkpoint/operational/
Scripts include the HPOM script
ito_checkpoint.sh, which reads the current
time stamp of Oracle, copies offline redo logs not
moved by ito_oracle.sh to the staging area, and
copies the HPOM configuration in the file system
that is not backed up by nnm_checkpoint.ovpl.
The NNM script nnm_checkpoint.ovpl backs up
all operational NNM databases and also backs up
the directory $OV_CONF, which includes some
HPOM configuration files, the NNM database
(flat) files, and the NNM configuration files.
4.Calls ovresume to resume operation of NNM
processes.
5.Runs all backup scripts found in the directory:
$OV_CONF/ovbackup/post_resume
If specified, or if no option is specified, backs up
analytical data.
Runs all backup scripts found in the directory:
$OV_CONF/ovbackup/checkpoint/analytical
Scripts include nnm_checkpoint.ovpl. Option
also backs up the NNM analytical repository if the
embedded database is used
NOTE
The ovbackup.ovpl command stores progress information in the file
/var/opt/OV/tmp/ovbackup.log.
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