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Conventions
xx DD400 Series Restorer User Guide
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The “NFS Management” chapter describes how to deal with NFS clients and status.
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The “CIFS Management” chapter details the use of Windows backup servers with a restorer.
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The “Replicator” chapter details use of the Data Domain Replicator product for replication of
data from one restorer to another.
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The “Backup/Restore Using NDMP” chapter explains how to do direct backup and restore
operations between a restorer and an NDMP-type filer.
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The “SNMP Management and Monitoring” chapter details the use of SNMP operations
between a restorer and remote machines.
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The “Log File Management” chapter explains how to view, archive, and clear the log file.
The final chapter, “Hardware Servicing,” explains how to replace disks, fans, power supply units,
and other hardware. The first appendix lists all time zones from around the world. The second
appendix is a collection of help pages for user interface commands.
Conventions
The following table describes the typographic conventions used in this guide.
Typeface Usage Examples
Monospace
Commands, computer output, file contents,
files, directories, software elements such as
command options, and parameters Find the log file under
/var/log
.
See the
net
help page for more
information.
Italic New terms, book titles, variables, and labels
of boxes and windows as seen on a monitor The name is a path for the device...
Monospace
bold
User input; the “#” symbol indicates a
command prompt. #
config setup
Symbol Usage Examples
# Administrative user prompt
[ ] In a command synopsis, brackets indicate an
optional argument
log view [ filename ]
| In a command synopsis, a vertical bar
separates mutually exclusive arguments
net dhcp [true | false]
{ } In a command synopsis, curly brackets
indicate that one of the exclusive arguments
is required.
adminhost add
{ftp | telnet | ssh}