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The Tape Label ID for each volume is shown at the bottom. The tape label IDs will be shown in the backup
label if a previous backup containing tape labels overwritten by this backup, or if the option to
Write a Tape
Label ID to Tape was used prior to writing this set of backups.
Use the Print button to send a copy of the backup label to the printer. You will always know the contents of the
tape without reading it if you have a copy of the label with each backup tape.
The Expire/Remove button is used to expire, or remove, the backup label from the system. This should be
done only when the tape will be discarded or reused. Refer to
Expiring a Backup Label below for details.
Automatically Printing Backup Labels
After a backup job completes, the backup label created or associated with that job may be automatically
sent to any printer queue configured on the admin system. This may be accomplished by setting an option
in the
Backup Profile configuration for the profile assigned to the job. Note that you must have configured
the printer with SBAdmin before using this option.
To print backup labels upon completion of a backup job, follow these steps:
1. Select Configure!Backup Profiles from the menu bar.
2. Select the profile name to change, then press the Save button.
3. For Print Backup Label upon completion, press the button to indicate “Yes”.
4. Next to the Print queue field, press the down-arrow button to list and select a printer queue.
If you want to print only the backup labels for certain backup jobs, you may also
customize the backup profile for a job instead of setting a printer queue for all jobs
using the profile. Refer to Selecting/Customizing a Backup Profile in the Job
Configuration section for details.
View Backup Labels
Because it is often desirable to view a backup label, there are many places within the application where the
backup label may be displayed:
1. A label for any completed backup may be displayed at any time by selecting View!Backup Labels
from the menu bar on the
Main Screen. Since there are many ways to search for the desired label, this
option is explained in detail below.
2. When a backup completes or fails, a message is displayed in the
job message screen. If this screen is
not already visible, it will be displayed automatically any time a job message is posted. If the backup
job completed successfully or failed after the backup had started, a Label button will appear on the
message screen. When pressed, the label for the tape containing the backup is displayed on the
screen.
3. When displaying status of a backup that has completed or is still in progress, a Show Label button is
provided at the bottom of the
status report screen. By pressing this button, the label for the media on
which the backup is being placed is displayed. In this case, the label will not contain information for
backups that are still running.
4. When displaying the status of a job that is being verified or a backup that is being restored, a Show
Label button is provided at the bottom of the
status report screen. By pressing this button, the label for
the media being read is displayed.
A history of backup labels is stored on the admin system, and may be displayed by selecting View!Backup
Labels from the main menu bar. Several options are available for finding the backup label you want to display:
Storix System Backup Administrator 97 Version 8.2 User Guide
- SBAdmin User Guide 1
- Trademarks and Copyrights 2
- Publicly Available Software 2
- *Encryption Software 3
- Table of Contents 4
- 1. Getting Started 10
- Evaluation License Key 11
- Installing from CDROM 12
- Updating the Software 12
- Starting the Software 13
- Enabling Optional Features 14
- Initial TSM Setup 15
- 2. Introduction 16
- Understanding Backup Media 17
- Tape Devices 18
- Directory Devices 18
- NFS Backups 19
- TSM Backups 19
- Understanding Backup Types 20
- Interface 22
- Closing Windows 24
- 4. Users 25
- Removing a User 26
- Changing a User 26
- 5. Groups 28
- Changing a Group 29
- Removing a Group 29
- Switching Groups 29
- Using Groups 30
- 6. Clients 32
- Sparse File Handling 35
- Preserve File Access Times 35
- Removing a Client 36
- 7. Servers 38
- Configuring Server Devices 40
- Alternate Networks 40
- Adding a Shared NFS Server 41
- Adding a TSM Server 42
- TSM Server Name 43
- TSM Admin User ID/Password 43
- PASSWORDAccess 43
- Changing a Server 44
- Removing a Server 44
- 8. Backup Devices 46
- Sequential Autoloader 48
- Random Library 48
- Directory (Disk) Devices 49
- Maximum Volume Size 50
- Change a Backup Device 51
- Remove a Backup Device 51
- System Install Boot Disk 54
- 10. Backup Profile 56
- Buffer Size 57
- Incremental Backup Examples 62
- Changing a Backup Profile 64
- Removing a Profile 64
- 11. Random Tape Libraries 65
- Multiple Drive Libraries 66
- Standard Library Commands 67
- Custom Library Commands 68
- Define Drive/Tape Slots 69
- 12. Exclude Lists 70
- 13. Backup Jobs 73
- Selecting Clients to Backup 74
- Selecting the Data to Backup 75
- Selecting the Backup Media 75
- Additional Options 76
- Scheduling the Backup 77
- Changing a Backup Job 78
- Copying a Backup Job 79
- Renaming a Backup Job 79
- Removing a Backup Job 79
- Host Read Permission 82
- Copy Process Priority 82
- Retention Policy 82
- Scheduling the Copy 82
- The Copy Backup Job 83
- 14. Holidays 84
- 15. Snapshot Backups 86
- 16. Job Queues 89
- Monitoring Backups 90
- The Backup Output Display 91
- The Job Message Screen 93
- Manipulating Backup Jobs 94
- Restart a Job 95
- Remove a Job from the Queue 95
- Show Status/Output 95
- 17. Backup Labels 96
- View Backup Labels 97
- View by Backup ID 98
- View by Disk Label ID 98
- View by Tape Label ID 99
- View by Job ID 100
- View by Client 101
- Read from Server (Media) 102
- The Backup Sequence Number 103
- Expiring a Backup 103
- Manually Expiring a Backup 104
- View by Server 106
- 19. Verify a Backup 108
- Volumes or Filesystems 112
- Selecting Restore Options 121
- Selecting Data to Restore 122
- Search/Select by Name 123
- Select Using File Tree 124
- Common uses 129
- Source Media 130
- Destination Media 130
- Canceling the Operation 131
- 23. Preferences 132
- General Preferences 133
- Operating Systems Support 134
- Sound On/Off 134
- Fonts & Colors 134
- Check for Updates 136
- Network Options 136
- Report Options 137
- Backup Process Priority 139
- Concurrent Backups 140
- Backup Retention Policy 141
- Disk or TSM Backups 142
- Number of Backups to Retain 142
- Backup Status Notifications 143
- Alternate Notification 144
- Server/Device Error Handling 145
- 24. Calendar 147
- 25. Reports 148
- Restore History 150
- Backup Expiration Report 150
- Network Install Clients 151
- 26. Utilities 152
- Perform Tape Operations 154
- Move Tapes in Library 156
- Read Error Settings 159
- 27. Network Security 162
- Remote Installation Manager 163
- Encryption Keys 164
- 28. Getting Help 165
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