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NSR_POOL(5)                 Legato NetWorker 4.0                 NSR_POOL(5)


NAME
       NSR pool - NetWorker resource type ``NSR pool''

SYNOPSIS
       type: NSR pool

DESCRIPTION
       Each NSR pool is described by a single resource of type NSR pool (see
       nsrresource(5)).  To edit the NSR pool resources for a NetWorker
       server type:
              nsradmin -c "type:NSR pool"
       See the nsradmin(8) manual page for more information on using the
       NetWorker administration program.

       These resources are used by NetWorker to determine what volumes save
       sets should reside on depending upon the characteristics, e.g. Group
       or Level, of the save.  Consult your NetWorker Administration Guide
       for more guidelines on using pools.

ATTRIBUTES
       The following attributes are defined for resource type NSR pool.  The
       information in parentheses describes how the attribute values are
       accessed.  Create-only indicates that the value cannot be changed
       after the resource has been created.  Read/write means the value can
       be updated by authorized administrators.  Yes/no means only a yes or
       no choice is possible.  Choice indicates that the value can only be
       selected from a given list.

       name           (create-only)
              The names of pool resources are used when labeling volumes and
              when determining what volumes a save set should reside on.
              The name can generally be chosen at the administrator's conveĀ­
              nience, but it must be unique for this NetWorker server.  The
              pool resources named `Default' and `Archive' may be not be
              modified or deleted. Other pools can only be deleted if no
              volumes still reference them.
              Example: name: Accounting;

       groups              (read/write,choice)
              What groups (nsrgroup(5)) are allowed in this pool.
              Example: groups: Accounting;

       clients             (read/write,choice)
              What clients (nsrclient(5)) are allowed in this pool.  If a
              group is specified, only clients that are members of that
              group are allowed to be listed.
              Example: clients: mars;

       save sets           (read/write,choice)
              What save sets (nsrclient(5)) are allowed in this pool.
              Example: save sets: /, /usr;

       levels              (read/write,choice)
              What levels (nsrschedule(5)) are allowed in this pool.



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NSR_POOL(5)                 Legato NetWorker 4.0                 NSR_POOL(5)


              Example: levels: full;

       archive only        (read/write,yes/no,create)
              If yes is selected, only archive saves are allowed to this
              pool.
              Example: archive only: no;

       enabled             (read/write,choice)
              If set to yes, this pool is considered for determining what
              pools a save set should belong to.  Otherwise, this pool is
              ignored.
              Example: enabled: yes;

       label template      (read/write,choice)
              Determine what label template (nsr_label(5)) is referenced
              when generating volume names for this pool.
              Example: label template: Accounting;

       devices             (read/write,choice)
              This attribute lists the ONLY devices volumes from this pool
              are allowed to be mounted onto.
              Example: devices: /dev/rmt/8;

       store index entries (yes/no,choice)
              If set to yes, entries are made into the file indexes for the
              backups.  Otherwise, only media database entries for the save
              sets are created.
              Example: store index entries: yes;

EXAMPLE
       A complete NSR pool resource, named `Default', follows:
                               type: NSR pool;
                               name: Default;
                             groups:  Day    Default    Night    Test ;
                            clients: ;
                          save sets: ;
                             levels:  full    1    2    3    4    5    6    7    8
                                      9    incr    manual ;
                       archive only:  Yes   [No];
                            enabled: [Yes]   No ;
                     label template:  archive   [Default]   Full    manuals
                                      Nonfull    Offsite    Two Sided
                                      virtual jukebox ;
                            devices:  /dev/rmt/8    /dev/rmt/9    /home/disk
                                      /J/a ;
                store index entries: [Yes]   No ;

SEE ALSO
       nsr(5), nsrresource(5), savegroup(8), savefs(8), uasm(8), nsradĀ­
       min(8).







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