List of Tables

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Chapter 2: Business Requirements of Backup Systems

Figure 2.1: Recovery point and recovery time.

Figure 2.2: Cumulative incremental backup.

Figure 2.3: Differential incremental.

Chapter 3: An Introduction to NetBackup

Figure 3.1: NetBackup tiered architecture.

Figure 3.2: LAN-based backup.

Figure 3.3: Library sharing.

Chapter 5: General Discussion on Configuration

Figure 5.1: NetBackup Windows install shield.

Figure 5.2: NetBackup License Key screen.

Figure 5.3: Initial screen.

Figure 5.4: Getting Started Wizard welcome screen.

Figure 5.5: Getting Started Wizard: Step 1.

Figure 5.6: Device Configuration Wizard welcome screen.

Figure 5.7: Device Configuration Wizard: Device Hosts.

Figure 5.8: Device Configuration Wizard: Scanning Hosts.

Figure 5.9: Device Configuration Wizard: Backup Devices.

Figure 5.10: Device Configuration Wizard: Drag and Drop Configuration #1.

Figure 5.11: Device Configuration Wizard with full serialization Drag and Drop Configuration.

Figure 5.12: Device Configuration Wizard.

Figure 5.13: Device Configuration Wizard: Updating Device Configuration.

Figure 5.14: Device Configuration Wizard: Configure Storage Units.

Figure 5.15: Select storage unit type.

Figure 5.16: Storage unit configuration: Media Manager.

Figure 5.17: Storage unit configuration: Disk.

Figure 5.18: Newest storage unit configuration screen for NetBackup 4.5 FP3.

Figure 5.19: Volume Configuration Wizard.

Figure 5.20: Volume Configuration Wizard: Updated volume database.

Figure 5.21: Volume Configuration Wizard: Identify Cleaning Media.

Figure 5.22: Backup Policy Configuration Wizard-Windows.

Figure 5.23: Policy Configuration Wizard-UNIX.

Figure 5.24: Backup Policy Configuration Wizard: Backup Type.

Figure 5.25: Backup Policy Configuration Wizard: Rotation.

Figure 5.26: Backup Policy Configuration Wizard-Windows.

Figure 5.27: Backup Policy Configuration Wizard-UNIX.

Figure 5.28: Backup Policy Configuration Wizard: Attributes.

Figure 5.29: Windows Policy Configuration Wizard: Schedules.

Figure 5.30: UNIX Policy Configuration Wizard: Schedules.

Figure 5.31: UNIX Policy Configuration Wizard: Adding a schedule.

Figure 5.32: NetBackup Catalog Backup Wizard.

Chapter 6: Monitoring the Backup Process

Figure 6.1: Administration Console.

Figure 6.2: Activity Monitor.

Figure 6.3: Job Details: Overview tab.

Figure 6.4: Job Details: Details Status tab.

Figure 6.5: Job Details: Non-zero job details.

Figure 6.6: Troubleshooter: Problem description.

Figure 6.7: Troubleshooter: Recommended actions.

Figure 6.8: Troubleshooter from the command line.

Figure 6.9: Activity Monitor: Services.

Figure 6.10: Activity Monitor: Daemons.

Figure 6.11: Monitoring jobs from the command-line interface on a Windows system.

Figure 6.12: Display UNIX daemons from command-line interface.

Figure 6.13: Drive status output from the command-line interface.

Figure 6.14: Reports from Windows Administration Console.

Figure 6.15: Character-based interface bpadm.

Figure 6.16: Media Manager reports.

Figure 6.17: Media list report.

Figure 6.18: Media summary report.

Figure 6.19: Images on the media report.

Figure 6.20: Media log entries report.

Figure 6.21: Media written report.

Figure 6.22: Media contents report.

Chapter 7: Evaluating Other Backup-Related Features and Options

Figure 7.1: Library sharing.

Figure 7.2: NetBackup Shared Storage Option (SSO).

Figure 7.3: Offhost backup.

Figure 7.4: Global Data Manager.

Figure 7.5: GDM dashboard.

Chapter 9: The Expanding Backup System

Figure 9.1: Full Backup Model.

Figure 9.2: Differential Incremental Backup Model.

Figure 9.3: Cumulative Incremental Backup Model.

Figure 9.4: Proof of Differential Archive Size.

Figure 9.5: Active-passive master server solution.

Figure 9.6: Two-master server configuration.

Figure 9.7: 100-Mbps network bottleneck.

Figure 9.8: GbE network enhancement.

Figure 9.9: Multiple network bottleneck.

Figure 9.10: Network enhancement.

Figure 9.11: Dual networked master.

Figure 9.12: SAN attached master server.

Chapter 10: The Future of Backup

Figure 10.1: Virtual backups.

Figure 10.2: Real-time backup-High level.

Figure 10.3: Future real-time backup-Block-level replication.

Figure 10.4: Double-Take replication.

Figure 10.5: Consistent snapshots.

Appendix D: Disaster Recovery Planning Kit-From End to Beginning

Figure D.1: Disaster recovery plan model.

Appendix E: Business Impact Analysis Planning Kit-The Storm Before the Calm

Figure E.1: Discovery meeting invitation.

Figure E.2: Appointment confirmation email.

Figure E.3: Agenda email.

Figure E.4: Review email.

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