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NetWare Client Agent Configuration
Customizable Local Options
When you explicitly select a parent object (in a parent-child database
configuration), you can right-click a client agent object to customize local
backup options. For more information on explicit job packaging see the
Getting
Started , and for more information on how to select sources when customizing
local options see the Administrator Guide .
NetWare Client Agent Configuration
The following sections discuss the configuration of BrightStor ARCserve Backup
NetWare client agents.
Note: Your Windows machine must be configured with the Novell client for
Windows to install and run NetWare servers in your network.
NetWare-related Configuration Notes
Be aware of the following issues when configuring the NetWare client agent:
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Multiple jobs are not supported. The NetWare client agent can service only
one job at a time. Trying to submit jobs to the client agent from multiple
BrightStor ARCserve Backup servers at the same time may cause the
current job to fail.
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BrightStor ARCserve Backup skips open NetWare files during a backup.
When backing up NetWare files using the NetWare client agent, in some
cases multiple files are detected as open and are skipped during the
backup. Should this happen, select the Retry tab in the Backup Options
dialog, and then select the Use Lock Mode if Deny Write Fails option in the
File Sharing section, and resubmit the job.
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NetWare has a 255 character path name limit; for example,
DIR1\DIR2\…DIRx. This restriction applies only to NetWare and not to
other client agents, such as those for Windows, UNIX or Linux systems.
Note: If a NetWare path name exceeds 255 characters, backup and
restore operations work properly but path entries are truncated when they
are displayed during browsing. Also, the Restore to Original or Alternate
Location options still work for restores to the same client agent types.
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