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NNAAMMEE
       nsr_layout - NetWorker file layout

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       The  NetWorker  server  filesystem  has a directory called
       //nnssrr that contains log files, on-line indexes, and config-
       uration information.  This directory can be created in any
       filesystem with /nsr set up as  a  symbolic  link  to  the
       actual  directory  (this  is  determined  at  installation
       time).  The format of this directory is as follows:


       //nnssrr//llooggss
              Contains server logging  messages.   The  files  in
              this directory are in ASCII format.

       //nnssrr//rreess
              Contains the configuration files for various compo-
              nents of the NetWorker  server.  For  example,  the
              server     stores     configuration     files    in
              //nnssrr//rreess//nnssrr..rreess and //nnssrr//rreess//nnssrrjjbb..rreess.

       //nnssrr//mmmm
              Contains the media index.   Information  about  the
              contents of this index file can be printed with the
              nnssrrllss(8) command.  See the nnssrrmmmm(8)  and  mmmmiinnffoo(8)
              manual  pages  on  how  to  view and manipulate the
              media index information.

       //nnssrr//iinnddeexx
              This directory contains subdirectories  with  names
              that  correspond to the NetWorker clients that have
              saved files.  Each index directory  contains  files
              that  allow  the NetWorker server to provide an on-
              line database of the  client's  saved  files.   The
              most  important  element  is the ddbb directory which
              contains the  NetWorker  save  records  and  access
              indexes  to those records.  The disk space utilized
              by the index grows with the number of  files  saved
              by  the  NetWorker  service.  Administrators should
              plan to use about 200 bytes per saved file instance
              placed  in this index.  There are no practical lim-
              its on the maximum size of an online index,  except
              that  it  must reside entirely within a single file
              system.

              The format  of  the  ddbb  directory  is  subject  to
              change,  and  is  accessible  only  through  an RPC
              interface to nnssrriinnddeexxdd(8).   However,  the  command
              nnssrrllss(8)  can be used to obtain some useful statis-
              tics from this directory.  The nnssrrcckk(8) command  is
              used for checking and rebuilding index files.





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       //nnssrr//ccoorreess
              Contains  directories  that  correspond to the Net-
              Worker  server  daemons  and  certain  executables.
              Each  directory  may  contain  core files from Net-
              Worker server  daemons  or  executables  that  have
              abnormally terminated.

       //nnssrr//ddrriivveerrss
              This  directory may contains any device drivers for
              use with NetWorker.

       //nnssrr//ttmmpp
              This directory contains temporary files used by the
              Networker system.

       The  executables  for  the  NetWorker  system  are usually
       installed in the directories //uussrr//eettcc or //uussrr//bbiinn,  though
       alternate  locations  may  be  chosen  when the nnssrr__iizzee(8)
       installation script is run. Alternate  locations  are  not
       available  on  SCO  systems that install with ccuussttoomm(ADM).
       See ppkkggaadddd(1M) for details on alternate  executable  loca-
       tions for Solaris 2.x.

       When  executables  for  more  than  one  architecture  are
       installed, the non-native architectures are by default put
       in  the directory //eexxppoorrtt//eexxeecc//_a_r_c_h//eettcc, where _a_r_c_h refers
       to a given architecture name.   A  different  location  to
       install  non-native executables can be chosen at installa-
       tion time.


FFIILLEESS
       //nnssrr                NetWorker indexes, log files, and con-
                           figuration information.

       //uussrr//eettcc,, //uussrr//bbiinn  Where  NetWorker  executables  for the
                           native  architectures   are   normally
                           installed.

       //eexxppoorrtt//eexxeecc//_a_r_c_h//eettcc
                           Where    NetWorker   executables   for
                           non-native architectures are  normally
                           installed.

       //uussrr//bbiinn,, //uussrr//ssbbiinn,, //uussrr//lliibb//nnssrr
                           Where    NetWorker   executables   for
                           Solaris 2.x are normally installed.

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       nnssrrcckk(8),  nnssrriinnddeexxdd(8),  nnssrrllss(8),  nnssrrmmmm(8),  mmmmiinnffoo(8),
       nnssrr__iizzee(8).






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