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Roll forward log status OFF
Stream file logging status OFF
Current roll forward log directory vol1:/rfl/nds.rfl
Minimum roll forward log size (bytes) 104857600
Maximum roll forward log size (bytes) 4294705152
Last roll forward log not used 00000000.log
Current roll forward log 00000001.log
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4 Change the settings using the setconfig command, following this general pattern:
setconfig [-L|-l] [-T|-t] -r
path_to_roll-forward_logs -n minimum_file_size -m
maximum_file_size
A space must be between each switch. The order of the switches is not important.
For example, on NetWare enter
setconfig -L -r rflvolume:\logs
This example turns on roll-forward logging (-L switch) and specifies that the roll-forward logs
are placed in rflvolume:\logs. (Ideally, you would have a separate disk partition/volume
dedicated to roll-forward logs to make it easier to monitor disk space and rights.) This example
does not include the option to turn on logging of stream files.
WARNING: If you turn on roll-forward logging, don't use the default location. For fault
tolerance, put the directory on a different disk partition/volume and storage device than
eDirectory. The roll-forward logs directory must be on the server where the backup
configuration is being changed.
IMPORTANT: If you turn on roll-forward logging, you must monitor disk space on the
volume where you place the roll-forward logs. If left unchecked, the log file directory will
grow until it fills up the disk partition/volume. If roll-forward logs cannot be created because
no more disk space is available, eDirectory stops responding on that server. We recommend
you periodically back up and remove unused roll-forward logs from your server. See
“Backing
Up and Removing Roll-Forward Logs” on page 441 .
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Log out from the server by entering the following command:
logout
6 Exit the eMBox Client by entering the following command:
exit
16.6.4 Restoring from Backup Files with the eMBox Client
Use the eMBox Client to restore an eDirectory database from data stored in backup files you created
manually or with a batch file. The results of the restore process are written to the log file you specify.
The eMBox Client also lets you use advanced restore options not available in iManager. They are
described in
“Backup and Restore Command Line Options” on page 465 , under restore and restadv .