Backup monitoring
When the backup command is executed, it sends a request (specifying the backup
objects) to the Session Manager. When the Session Manager (SM) accepts the
request, it assigns a unique SessionID to the session. You can use this SessionID to
monitor the progress of the session using the xomnimonitor or omnistat
commands. You can also use the omniabort command to terminate a session.
OPTIONS
-version
Displays the version of the omnib command
-help
Displays the usage synopsis for the omnib command
-filesystem Client:MountPoint Label
Specifies the client, mount point and label of the filesystem to be backed up.
-winfs Client:MountPoint Label
Specifies the client, mount point and label of the Windows filesystem to be backed
up.
-NetWare Client:MountPoint Label
Specifies the client, mount point and label of the NetWare filesystem to be backed
up.
-host Client:/ Label
Specifies the client to be backed up as a set of filesystems defined at backup
time. The label is used as a prefix for each of these filesystem labels. Client
backup is useful for systems with filesystem configuration that often changes.
-rawdisk Client Label SectionList
Specifies the client, sections (pathnames of disk image sections) and label of the
node to be backed up.
-omnidb Client:MountPoint Label
Specifies the client and label of the Data Protector internal database (IDB) to be
backed up.
-datalist Name
Specifies the name of the backup specification file for the backup. The backup
specification contains the data objects (filesystems and disk image sections) to
be backed up.
-restart SessionID
Tries to restart a failed session, specified by its sessionID.
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