UNIX, Linux, and Mac OS X Client Agent Configuration
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Example: HP-UX operating system having either an advanced version
of the VxFS file system or the online JFS file system installed
The file contains four sections. The first line of the file is a debugging flag. The
sections in the file are the /, /var, /usr, and /export volumes. In this file the
/ volume is enabled for Direct I/O during backup and restore and the other
volumes are enabled for Snapshot during backup.
##DEBUG
[/]
DOUBIO=BACKUP_RESTORE
[/var]
DOSNAP=BACKUP
SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/vg00/lvol7
[/usr]
DOSNAP=BACKUP
SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/vg00/lvol7
[/export]
DOSNAP=BACKUP
SNAPSHOTBUFFER=/dev/vg00/lvol7
Trace Levels for the AS/400 Enterprise Option
Occasionally, based on instructions from CA Technical Support, you may need to
change the level of activity that is logged for the AS/400 Enterprise Option.
Because tracing levels can affect backup performance, do not change the values
unless you receive specific instructions from CA Technical Support.
The following table shows all of the AS/400 Enterprise Option trace levels:
Level
Description
ASO$TRACE
This controls the trace depth of the client agent. Valid
values are -1 and 0 to 0xFFFFFFFF. Setting the
ASO$TRACE value to –1 logs the most detail.
ASO$TRACE_AST
This is a toggle. If defined, Asynchronous System
Traps (ASTs) are traced.
ASO$TRACE_IDENT
This is a formatting parameter. The recommended
value is between 0 and 5. The default is 3.
ASO$TRACE_DATA
This controls the number of bytes in each packet that
is logged. The range is unlimited and starts at 0. The
default is 300.