the CRS process is running, or the user specified as the owner in the backup specification options. For instructions on how to specify a backup owner, see the online Help index: "ownership".

Backup ownership and restore

Backup ownership affects the ability of users to see and restore data. Unless the object is marked as Public, only the owner of the media set or an administrator can see the data saved in the media set. The right to see and restore private objects can be granted to groups other than admin as well. For instructions on who can see and restore a private object and how this can be applied, see the online Help index: "ownership".

Clustering

Cluster concepts

What is a cluster?

A cluster is a group of two or more computers that appear on the network as a single system. This group of computers is managed as a single system and is designed to:

Ensure that mission-critical applications and resources are as highly-available as possible

Tolerate component failures

Support either the addition or subtraction of components

For clustering purposes, Data Protector integrates with Microsoft Cluster Server for Windows Server, with MC/Service Guard for HP-UX, with Veritas Cluster for Solaris and with Novell NetWare Cluster Services. For a list of supported clusters, see the HP Data Protector product announcements, software notes, and references.

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