HP OpenView Storage Data Protector B6960-96008 User Manual
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Glossary
sqlhosts file (Informix Server specific
term)
An Informix Server connectivity
information file (on UNIX) or registry
(on Windows) that contains the names
of each of the database servers and any
aliases to which the clients on a host
computer can connect.
term)
An Informix Server connectivity
information file (on UNIX) or registry
(on Windows) that contains the names
of each of the database servers and any
aliases to which the clients on a host
computer can connect.
SRD file
The Data Protector System Recovery
Data (SRD) file contains system
information required for installing and
configuring the operating system in case
of a disaster. The SRD file is an ASCII
file, generated when a
CONFIGURATION backup is
performed on a Windows client and
stored on the Cell Manager.
The Data Protector System Recovery
Data (SRD) file contains system
information required for installing and
configuring the operating system in case
of a disaster. The SRD file is an ASCII
file, generated when a
CONFIGURATION backup is
performed on a Windows client and
stored on the Cell Manager.
SRDF (EMC Symmetrix specific term)
The EMC Symmetrix Remote Data
Facility is a business continuation
process that enables effective, real-time
data replication of SLDs between
dislocated processing environments.
These environments could be situated
within the same root computer
environment or separated by long
distances.
The EMC Symmetrix Remote Data
Facility is a business continuation
process that enables effective, real-time
data replication of SLDs between
dislocated processing environments.
These environments could be situated
within the same root computer
environment or separated by long
distances.
SSE Agent (HP StorageWorks Disk
Array XP specific term)
A Data Protector software module that
executes all tasks required for a split
mirror backup integration. It
communicates with the HP
Array XP specific term)
A Data Protector software module that
executes all tasks required for a split
mirror backup integration. It
communicates with the HP
StorageWorks Disk Array XP storing
system using the RAID Manager XP
utility (HP-UX and Windows systems)
or RAID Manager Library (Solaris
systems).
system using the RAID Manager XP
utility (HP-UX and Windows systems)
or RAID Manager Library (Solaris
systems).
sst.conf file
The file /usr/kernel/drv/sst.conf is
required on each Data Protector Sun
Solaris client to which a multi-drive
library device is connected. It must
contain an entry for the SCSI address of
the robotic mechanism of each library
device connected to the client.
The file /usr/kernel/drv/sst.conf is
required on each Data Protector Sun
Solaris client to which a multi-drive
library device is connected. It must
contain an entry for the SCSI address of
the robotic mechanism of each library
device connected to the client.
st.conf file
The file /kernel/drv/st.conf is required
on each Data Protector Solaris client
with a backup device connected. It must
contain device information and a SCSI
address for each backup drive connected
to that client. A single SCSI entry is
required for a single-drive device and
multiple SCSI entries are required for a
multi-drive library device.
The file /kernel/drv/st.conf is required
on each Data Protector Solaris client
with a backup device connected. It must
contain device information and a SCSI
address for each backup drive connected
to that client. A single SCSI entry is
required for a single-drive device and
multiple SCSI entries are required for a
multi-drive library device.
stackers
Devices with multiple slots for media
storage usually with only one drive. A
stacker selects media from the stack
sequentially. In contrast, a library can
randomly select media from its
repository.
Devices with multiple slots for media
storage usually with only one drive. A
stacker selects media from the stack
sequentially. In contrast, a library can
randomly select media from its
repository.
standalone file device
A file device is a file in a specified
directory to which you back up data.
A file device is a file in a specified
directory to which you back up data.