BackBox H4.00 User Manual

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Guardian Node: Indicates the Guardian Node where TMF is running. (ex:
\NODE1).
Delete Backed up Files
Delete Backed up files must be used with caution, especially when using Tivoli Storage
Manager (TSM) with backup objects, see the manual BackBox VTC Scripting
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• Enables and controls the deletion of virtual volume Windows files that
have been backed up by an Enterprise Backup software.
A file is recognized as backed up if it’s archive bit is reset.
The following criteria control the deletion of virtual media file. All conditions must be
true for the deletion to occur:
Delete Backed Up Files ?: Enables the deletion of backed up files
Days Past Last Update: Number of 24h periods the files are kept after the last
file write.
Days Past Last Access: Number of 24h periods the files are kept after the last
file access.
Min File Size For Deletion (MB): File under that size will not be deleted even
if other criteria apply.
Volume Class Information (non TMF)
This information is available when Tape Catalog is not set to TMF, and the Data Store
type is Windows files.
Compression algorithm: For Windows files Data Stores only, enables the
software compression. Possible values:
ZLIB –compression, higher CPU usage.
None –no compression
Volume Class: BackPak class to associate to all volumes of this Volume Group.
Max Volume Size (MB): Indicates the maximum capacity (compressed data in
megabytes) of the virtual volumes.
Audit Dump Class Information (TMF Audit dumps)
These characteristics are applied when Tape Catalog is set to TMF, the Data Store type
is Windows files, and the volume is loaded to write an AUDIT dump, according the EMS
mount request message.