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Network Wide Backup & Restore User Guide 450-3101-031 Rel 1.0 Standard June 1999
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This document describes INM Network Wide Backup & Restore.
Audience for this document
This document is for trained INM maintenance personnel.
Format for system information
Thoughout this document you will see system information, such as command
strings and prompts and responses, represented in consistent ways.
Command strings
Command strings you enter appear in bold face followed by the Return or
Enter (
↵
) symbol as in the following example:
cd /tmp
↵
Note: You must enter the command string exactly as shown, including
spaces, and press the Return key.
Variable parameters appear in angle brackets, as in the following example:
mkdir /<directory name>
An explanation of the variable follows the command string, as in the following
example:
Prompts and responses from the system
System prompts and responses appear in courier font as in the following
example:
Press Return to continue.
Directory and path names
Directory and path names, when not part of a command string, appear in
courier font as in the following example:
/opt/nortel/inmb0
where
<directory name> is the name of the CD-ROM directory