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ndmp
NAME
ndmp - Manages direct backup and restore operations between a filer and a
restorer using the Network Data Management Protocol.
SYNOPSIS
ndmp add < filer_name > [ user < username >][ passwd < password >]
ndmp delete < filer_name >
ndmp get [ incremental < level _ number >] < filer_name : src_tree dst_tree >
ndmp put [ partial < subdir >] < src_file filer_name : dst_tree >
ndmp reset filers
ndmp show filers
ndmp status
ndmp stop < id-number >
ndmp stop all
ndmp test < filer >
DESCRIPTION
The ndmp command allows direct backup and restore operations between
a Network Appliance filer (with the ndmpd daemon turned on) and a
restorer. NDMP software on the restorer acts to provide Data Management
Application functionality for the filer.
OPERATIONS
add Make a filer available to the restorer. The< username > and < password >
are for a user that can log in to the filer.
delete
Remove a filer from the list available to the restorer.
get Backup data from a filer to a flat file on the restorer. The < level_
number > is an integer between 0 (zero) and 9. Using the command
with no level is the same as level 0, which produces a full backup.
Using any level greater than 0 backs up only changes since the
latest backup of the same < src_tree > with a lower numbered level. The
< dst_tree > argument must always begin with
/backup
.
put Restore data from within a flat backup file on a restorer to a filer.
The partial option restores a particular directory or file. The
< src_file > argument must always begin with
/backup
. For partial
restores on some filers, < dst_tree > must end with < subdir >. For
example: