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IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for UNIX: Backup-Archive Clients Installation and User's Guide
- Typographical conventions
- IBM Tivoli Storage Manager client and server publications
- Client requirements
- Unix client installation reference
- Guidelines to determine which Tivoli Storage Manager client version (32-bit or 64-bit) is appropriate for your environment
- AIX client: Language codes for installation packages
- HP-UX client: Language codes for installation packages
- Linux86 client: Language codes for installation packages
- Linux IA64 client: Language codes for installation packages
- Linux390 client: Language codes for installation packages
- Linux pSeries and Linux iSeries clients: Language codes for installation packages
- Solaris client: Language codes for installation packages
- Tivoli Storage Manager server Quick Start publications
- Root user, Authorized User, and non-Authorized user tasks
- Tivoli Storage Manager Quick Start publications
- GUID commands
- Options for excluding file spaces and directories
- Options for controlling symbolic link processing
- Options for controlling backup, archive, and image processing
- Options for controlling compression and encryption processing
- Wildcard and other special characters
- Using wildcard characters with include and exclude patterns
- Working with your files using the Tivoli Storage Manager GUI
- Backup: Primary tasks
- Planning your backups
- Supported file systems and ACL support
- Maximum file size
- Command line backup examples
- Volume device type support for an image backup
- Comparing incremental image backup methods
- NAS options and commands
- WAS options and commands
- Client command line informational messages
- Symbolic link management table for backup and restore
- Restore: Primary tasks
- Command line restore examples
- NAS options and commands
- Archive and retrieve: Primary tasks
- Command line archive examples
- Symbolic link management table for archive and retrieve
- Command line examples of retrieving archives
- Return codes and their meanings
- Default values in the standard management class
- TCP/IP options
- Shared Memory communication options
- Server and Node Options
- Backup and archive processing options
- Restore and retrieve processing options
- Scheduling options
- Format options
- Command processing options
- Authorization options
- Error processing options
- Transaction processing options
- Web client options
- Diagnostics options
- Client command options
- Options that are valid on the initial command line only
- Encrypting or decrypting data
- Entering commands
- Commands
- Command recall and edit functions
- Wildcard characters
- Archive command: Related options
- Backup Group command: Related options
- Backup Image command: Related options
- Backup NAS command: Related options
- Backup WAS command: Related options
- Delete Archive command: Related options
- Delete Filespace command: Related options
- Delete Group command: Related options
- Expire command: Related options
- Incremental command: Related options
- Query Archive command: Related options
- Query Backup command: Related options
- Query Backupset command: Related options
- Query Filespace command: Related options
- Query Group command: Related options
- Query Image command: Related options
- Query Mgmtclass command: Related options
- Query Node command: Related options
- Query Options command: Related options
- Query Systeminfo command: Related options
- Query WAS command: Related options
- Restore command: Related options
- Restore Backupset command: Related options
- Restore Group command: Related options
- Restore Image command: Related options
- Restore NAS command: Related options
- Restore WAS command: Related options
- Retrieve command: Related options
- Schedule command: Related options
- Selective command: Related options
- Scheduled client event status codes
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