HP Legato Networker Directive, Domain controller, Drive, Enabler code, Exit code, Expiration date

Glossary

Glossary

directive	An instruction that directs the NetWorker software to
	take special actions on a given set of files for a
	specified client during a backup.
domain controller	A Microsoft Windows computer that stores directory
	data and manages user interactions with a domain,
	including logon, authentication, directory searches,
	and access to other shared resources.
drive	When DDS is enabled, refers to the physical backup
	object, such as a tape drive, disk, or file. See also device.
enabler code	A special code provided by Legato that activates the
	software. The enabler code that unlocks the base
	features for software you purchase is referred to as a
	base enabler. Enabler codes for additional features or
	products (for example, autochanger support) are
	referred to as add-on enablers.
exit code	An indicator that specifies whether a backup or
	recovery session succeeded. An exit code of zero (0)
	indicates the session completed successfully. A
	nonzero exit code indicates the session did not
	complete successfully.
expiration date	The date when the volume changes from read/write
	to read-only.
expired save set	A save set whose browse time has been reached;
	therefore, it can no longer be browsed. In addition, the
	save set has been removed from the client file index.
failover	In a cluster network, the process of relocating a
	resource to its redundant or backup component, either
	because of a hardware or software failure or for
	administrative purposes.
file index	See client file index.
filesystem	1. A file tree that is on a specific disk partition or other
	mount point.
	2. The entire set of all files.
	3. A method of storing files.
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