Storix Software SBAdmin User Manual

Commands Reference

Version 8.2

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Table of Contents

General Information................................................................................................4

Commands ..............................................................................................................5

sbadmin...................................................................................................................................................... 5

stbackup ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

stcheck ..................................................................................................................................................... 11

stclient (stclient.sba for Solaris) ................................................................................................................ 12

stconfigsbdev............................................................................................................................................ 14

stconfigtsm................................................................................................................................................ 16

stconfigweb ............................................................................................................................................... 19

stcopybackup............................................................................................................................................ 20

stexclude .................................................................................................................................................. 22

stgroup...................................................................................................................................................... 24

stjob .......................................................................................................................................................... 25

stkeys ....................................................................................................................................................... 28

stlicense.................................................................................................................................................... 30

stlibrary..................................................................................................................................................... 31

stmakeboot............................................................................................................................................... 33

stprintlabel................................................................................................................................................ 37

stprofile..................................................................................................................................................... 38

stqueuejob................................................................................................................................................ 41

stqueue ..................................................................................................................................................... 42

stremovelabel ........................................................................................................................................... 44

streport ..................................................................................................................................................... 45

strestore.................................................................................................................................................... 47

struncopy.................................................................................................................................................. 50

strunjob..................................................................................................................................................... 52

strunrest.................................................................................................................................................... 54

stserver..................................................................................................................................................... 57

stuser........................................................................................................................................................ 59

stvdev....................................................................................................................................................... 60

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General Information

Although all operations may be performed from either the SBAdmin Graphical User Interface, or the Web
Interface, it is sometimes desirable to run commands at the command-line to perform cert ain tasks. This

section lists the commands th at may be run from t he co mmand lin e. Some c ommands ar e us ed on the
Administrator System and others on the Client or Server system, as indicated. All command specified here are
found in /usr/bin and should not be run directly fr om the soft ware instal lation di rectory (/o pt/storix/ bin or
/usr/lpp/storix/bin.

In this section, the following com mand s yntax conve ntions ar e used:

bold text in bold font is the command name or other argument typed as shown
italics replace the italicized word with a val ue ( which ma y be opt io nal)
[argument] argument is optional
{-n arg} flag -n must be supplied with a valid arg
{arg1 | arg2} either arg1 or arg2 must be supplied

-n,--arg value specify either “-n value” or “--arg value”

Unless otherwise noted, these commands may only be executed by the root user, or a user defined (by the root
user). Refer to Configuring Users section of the SBAdmin User Guide for more information.

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sbadmin

Purpose:

Start the SBAdmin Xwindows gr aphical user int erface.
Use on:
Administrator

Syntax:

sbadmin [options]

Options:

Commands

Details:

-U

username/password

-G

group

-d

display

About

This is the command used to start the SBAdmin Xwindows graphical user interface. The

interface will be shown on the display indicated by the DISPLAY environment variable, if set.

When running as an account with acce ss to mor e than one co nfigur ed SBAdmi n user. The –U

flag may be used to avoid b eing pr ompt ed for t his inf ormat ion. Th e –G flag indicates under

which group sbadmin sh ould ope n. Multip le vers ions of s badmin m ay b e launc hed to

administer different groups, however only one instance per group may be run.

Refer to the SBAdmin User Guide for complete information on all functions of SBAdm in and

using the graphical user interface.

Specifies under which username and password sbadmin should start

Specifies the group sbadmin should use when starting

Specifies the Xserver display to use when starting

Displays version and lic ense us age i nformati on

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stbackup

Purpose:

Run a backup outside of a job

Use on:

Administrator or Client

Syntax:

stbackup [options] {–t type} {–d device|directory} data {…}

Options:

-b --buffer

bufsize

-C, --compress

level

-d --device

device/dir

-D --desc

description

-e --eject

-h –hostperm

permission

-I --rawpp

-l --level

level

-N --raw

Buffer size of backup data. Default is 64 Kbytes.

Compression level: (1) low, (2) medium, (3) high

Configured backup device name or physical tape device/directory name if
writing locally. For TSM backups use “API” (see “-s server”).

Backup description. Any text up to 60 characters, excluding colons (:),
may be used. If the text contains s paces, surro und the entire text str ing
by double quotes.

Eject tape at end of backup
If writing to a disk file, indicates host read permission (a=any host,

h=original host only). Does not apply to tape backups.
Include raw partitions, slices and meta-disks in the backup. Applies to

System and Volume Group/Zpool backups. (Linux and Solaris only)
Incremental backup level (0-9). If not specifie d, no increment al level will

apply. Level 0 applies to System, Volume Group/Zpool, Filesystem
backups; levels 1-9 apply to Volume Group/Zpool, Filesystem backups.

Include raw logical volumes and ZFS volumes in the backup. Applies to
System and Volume Group/Zpool backups. (Linux and Solaris only)

-O --overwrite

-r --rewind

-s --server

server

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Allow overwriting of another SBAdm in backup. If t his flag is not spec ified
and another backup exists on the tape, the command will fail and no data
will be written.

Rewind tape before starting backup
If backup is performed to a device on a remote server, this option

indicates the backup server name. This option only applies to client
systems in a Network Edition environment .

For TSM backups, set device to “API” an d use ser ver in th e format
“-s TSM@serverName”

-t -type type

Specifies the type of backup to be performed. This o ption is requir ed and
must be one of the following:
D File/Directory backup
F Filesystem backup
L Logical Volume backup (Linux/AIX)
M Meta-disk (meta-device) backup (Linux/Solaris)
P Raw Partition backup (Linux)
S System Backup
s Ra w Slic e Backu p (Solari s)
V Volume Group backup (Linux/AIX)
Z ZFS Pool backup (Solari s)
z ZFS Raw Volume backup (Solaris)

Details:

-T --tapelabel

tapelabel

-x --quiet

Specifies the tape label ID tapelabel should be applied to the first tape.
Applies if the backup starts at the beginnin g of the t ape.

Suppress progress indicator output

dataopt … Specify one or more elements to backup. The type of element specified

must match the type of backu p as specif ied by the –t type option.

The stbackup command is used to perform backups from the command line. These backups

run independently of the SBAdmin GUI or Web Interface. Therefore, the administrator has no

knowledge of the backup. Although the administrator is not controlling nor recording

information about the backup, the backup may later be imported into the SBAdmin Interface

using the option Rebuild (unexpire) a Backup Label. This will be necessary if you plan to use

the administrator to restore f rom these backu ps in the fut ure.

Note: Running stbackup from the command line does not communicate with the

Administrator. If you are using the admin istrator, you m ay want to create a backup job, use

either the

stqueuejob or strunjob command instead. A job will make a record of this backup,

backup label, history information, etc.

The last argument to the command, “data”, indicates the data to include on the backup. This is

dependent on the type of backup to perform, as specified with the –t option. The following

shows the backup types and the type of data to specify as the dataopt argument:

Type Description Systems Data to Specify

S System Backup any Volume Groups / Zpool name(s)

V Volume Group Linux/AIX Volume Group name(s)

F Filesystem any Filesystem mount point(s) (i.e. “/home /data”)

L Logical volume Linux/AIX Logical volume name(s) (i.e. “lv00 lv01”)

M Meta-disk Linux/Solaris Meta-disk names (i.e. “md0 md1”)

D File/Directory any Directory names (i.e. “/home/sam ..”)

P Partition Linux Raw partition names (i.e. “sda3 sdb5”)

Z ZFS Pool Solaris ZFS Pool name (i.e. “pool1”)

z ZFS Volume Solaris ZFS Volume name (i.e. “pool1/vol1”)

s Slice Solaris Disk slice name (i.e. “c0t0d0s1”)

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Volume Group and Logical Volu me backu ps are only ava ilable o n Linux syste ms if
LVM (Logical Volume Mana ger) is installe d. Meta-dis k back ups ar e onl y availabl e
on Linux if meta-disk (Software RAID) support is installed.

TSM Edition allows only System (-t S) backups.

System Backups

: When performing a System Backup (S), the data is a list of volume groups
(AIX or Linux) or ZFS Pools (Solaris) to include on the backup. For AIX systems, the rootvg
volume group is always included, so it need not be specified. In that case, if no volume groups
are specified, only the rootvg v olume gr oup is inc luded. On Linux systems, this option only
applies if LVM is implem ented on the s yste m and ther e are v olume groups c onfig ured. If no
volume groups are specified, then no volume group data (including filesystems and raw logical
volumes) will be included on the backup. Whether AIX, Linux or Solaris, you may specify “all”
to include all available volume group (or zpo ols in the case of Solaris ) data. Note, howev er,
that raw volume data (volumes that do not include filesystems) will also be included unless you
specify the –n option.

The –l (incremental le vel) m ay be s pecifi ed to in dicate t hat onl y files which have ch anged
since the last prior leve l backup sh ould be inclu ded. Level 0 indi cates that all fil es should be
backed up and is used as a base for all subsequent incremental backup levels. Level 0 may be
specified with a System Backup t o indicate that this back up shoul d act as a f ull incr emental
from which latter incremental levels ma y be applied.

Backups may run faster when using a larg er buffer s ize (-b option) than the default of 64
Kbytes. If the tape device supports a larger than 64 Kbyte buffer, increasing this value will
often cause backups to run faster. Try buffer siz es that are a power of 2, such as 1 28K, 256K
and 512K. This value will only support up to 1024 Kbytes (1 Megabyte).

If a server is specified with t he –s option, you must have first configured the backup device
where the backup will be stored. Refer to

stserver and stvdev to configure servers and

devices.
The stbackup command will exit with a completion message and one of the following exit

codes:

0 Success
1 Backup failed
2 Pre-backup failure (no data written)
6 Non-bootable System backup created (warning - backup completed)
7 Cannot overwrite tape
9 Internal program error
11 Possible incomplete backup (warning - backup completed - verify required)
99 Killed by user (Ctrl-C)

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stbuildlabel

Purpose:
Rebuild a backup label that is missing or expired

Use on:

Administrator

Syntax:

stbuildlabel [options] {–d device|directory}

Options:

Details:

-d device/API,

--device device

-l, --label backupid/all

-s --server server

-O --owner owner If backup is on a TSM server, indicate –O original API client (nodename)

-h --help

This command is used to rebuild a backup label file by reading each backup header on the
media. For backups written to t ape, this process will for ward pa st the backu p and ch eck for
additional backups and append backup information to the header file.

Backups written to disk, NFS, or TSM can also be used to recreate backup labels. All backup
files must be available when rebuilding backup labels.

For backups written to disk, you must specify the Backup ID of the backup you want to reb uild
the backup label. If you do not know or have more than one, you can specify “all” and all
backups located on the device without a label with be rebuilt.

Tape or directory device on the server (i.e. “rmt0”). If rebuilding a la bel from
backups written to a directory, you must also supply the –l backupid option.

The Backup ID of the backup you want to rebuild the label for or “all”
backups located in the dir ector y. This option is only available for
backups written to disk.

Server on which the backup devi ce is c onfigur ed. If usi ng a T SM or NFS
server, use the format “TSM@servername” or “NFS@servername”.

Show help and usage for the command

For tape backups, the stbuildlabel command will forward through the entire tape to locate all
backups. Use CTRL-C to stop the stbuildlabel command from reading through the entire tape if
you know all labels have been rebuilt.

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stconfigweb

Purpose:
Configure the SBAdmi n web int erfa ce

Use on:

Administrator

Syntax:

stconfigweb [options]

Options:

-N --noprompt

-R --remove

-f --pemfile file

-P –port port

-h --help

Details:

This command is used on th e admini strator t o enabl e or disa ble the SBAdmi n Web I nterfac e.
Unless the -N or --noprompt option is used, the command is an interactive shell script that will
require user input to configure the SBA dmin-su pplied webs erver.

Configure the web interface in a non-interactive mode
Un-configure and remove the web interf ace
Specify the location of the s sl.pe mfile t o be used
Specify the port number t o run on ( defau lt is 808 0)
Show help and usage for the command

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stcheck

Purpose:

Check the network communication between any systems running System Backup
Administrator

Use on:

Network or TSM Edition Administrator, Client or Ser ver

Syntax:

stcheck [-a {MyIPaddress | MyHostname}] {Hostname | IPAddress}

Options:

-a myaddr Specifies the IP address (MyIPAddress) or hostname (MyHostname) of the

local network adapter to use to contact the client or server

Hostname Hostname of the client or server to contact
IPAddress IP Address of the client or server to contact

Details:

This command may be used to determine communication errors. If a client or server shows as
unavailable from the SBAdmin interface, or if an error such as “Cannot contact server” occurs
during normal operations, t his comman d can help det ermine th e cause.

The following command was used to check for communications problems with an Administrator
(sales1) and a Server host (sales3). Shoul d a communicati on error occ ur, one or more
possible reasons will be listed along with the steps to check or repair the problem.

sales1.storix> stcheck sales3

Communications check for sales3
Actual name is sales3.storix
Timeout is 10 seconds
Contacting remote host...
Remote host responded:
My IP address: 192.168. 1.203
My (actual) hostname: sales3.s torix
My port numbers: 5026 and 5027
Your IP address: 192.168. 1.201
Your (resolved) hostname: sales1.s torix
Your port numbers: 58086 an d 58087
Your group name: main
Your group ID: 43239337 3a36c4c6
Your host (sales1.storix) is a valid Admin Syste m for sale s3.storix.
Host sales3.storix is a valid backup server for your group .
Host sales3.storix is a valid backup server for your host.

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stclient (stclient.sba for Solaris)

Purpose:

Configure Linux, Solaris or AIX cl ients. List s configure d clients and ch eck cli ent avai labilit y,
turn on and off optional license features, configure backup preferences.

Use on:

Network or TSM Edition Ad minist rator

Syntax:

stclient <operation> [options] client {...}

Operations:

Options:

-a --add

-A --check

-r --remove

-l --list

-Ey, --enable-encryption

-En, --disable-encryption

-Ty, --enable-tsm

-Tn, --disable-tsm

-f, --force

-H, --admin-host host

-sy, --sparse

-sn, --nosparse

-ty, --atime

Add/edit client
Show availability of client(s) (defau lt all clients)
Remove client(s)
List configured clients

Enable encryption support
Disable encryption support
Enable TSM support (assumes this i s a confi gured T SM node)
Disable TSM support for this client
Remove client from backup jobs ( used with –r)
Append Admin system to system_admin_hosts file
Preserve sparse files on restor e (default)
Don’t preserve sparse file s on restor e
Preserve file access times on the backup

-tn, --noatime

-v, --verbose

Details:

The stclient command is u sed to a dd, remove and list c lients co nfigure d on the A dministr ator
System.

To list clients, use the –l option. By default, only client names are shown. If the –v option is
also provided; the client features and options will also be displayed.

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Don’t preserve file access times on the backu p (default)
Show features list (used with –l)

If you want to also show the client availabi lity as well as th e system type, us e –A with -l. This
will indicate the client availability as either available or down, and will display the system
(AIX, Solaris or Linux) and machine type ( i386, ppc, sparc) or “unknown” if the clie nt cannot
be contacted. If no client name is provided, all clients are listed, indicating whether or not the
client is currently available. Availability is determined by whether or not the Network Edition
Administrator can communicate with the client. If not, you can use the stcheck command to
help isolate the problem.

TSM Clients

If this client is configured as a T SM client (i.e. t his is a T SM node t o be back ed up to a T SM
server), use the “-Ty” flag t o turn on TSM s upport. Yo u must th en use t he
command to configure the TSM clie nt opti ons.

Changing a client

If a client is currently defined, you can change specific options by specifying only that option
and its new argument. For example, to disable en crypti on for a client, use t he followin g
command:

stclient -aEn mickey

or
stserver -a --disable-encryption mickey

Removing a client
To remove a currently configured client, specify –r and the client name, such as:

stclient –r mickey

Note that if the client is currently assigned to a backup job, you may use the –f flag to have the
client removed from all backup jobs it is currently assigned to. When using the –f flag, if the
client you are removin g is the on ly client assign ed to th e job t hen the job will be r emoved. If
you do not use the –f flag, then you will need to edit the job settings to remove the client, or
remove the backup job, before r emoving th e client.

stconfigtsm

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stconfigsbdev

Purpose:

Configure a client loca l tape, di sk or NF S devic e

Use on:

Workstation, Network or TSM Edition Adm inistrator

Syntax:

stconfigsbdev <operation> [options] device {...}

Operations:

Options:

-a –add

-i –import

-r –remove

-l --list

-j –eject

-b, --bootdisk

-c, --client client

-d, --disktype type

-e, --efiboot

-f, --force

-L, --label label

-p, --pptype type

-o, --opts options

Add system backup device
Import/find system backup disk (disk only)
Remove system backup device
List system backup devices
Eject configured system backup disk (disk only)

Make system backup disk bootable (disk only)
Client name
Disk storage type (P)artition, (L)VM or ZFS (disk only)
Configure disk capable of booting from UEFI (disk only)
Force import of SBDIR device (disk only)
Label to identify disk(s) within SBAdmin. (disk only)
Partition table type (“msdos” or “gpt”) (disk only)
NFS mount options (nfs only)

-n, --nfsserver server

-m, --mountpt mountpoint

-t, --type type

-v, --volsize size

-D, --redefine

-M, --remount

-N, --nfs4

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NFS server name (nfs only)
System backup device mountpoint (workstation nfs only)
System backup device type (“disk”, “tape”, or “nfs”)
Maximum Volume size in MB (disk and nfs only)
Redefine NFS mount (nfs only)
Remount NFS mount (nfs only)
NFSv4 share (nfs only)

-U, --undefine

Unmount and undefined (nfs unconfigure only)

-V, --verbose

-x, --colonformat

Details:

The stconfigsbdev command is used to c onfigur e a disk , tape, or NFS sh are (l ocal to a client)
for system backups. By config uring a local disk, a j ob may be set up to us e SBDIR as a backup
device when creating a back up jo b on the Admini strator. By confi guring a local t ape, a j ob may
be setup to use SBTAPE as a backup device. By configuring a l ocal NFS share, a jo b may be
setup to use SBNFS as a backup device. By configu ring a s ystem backup dev ice, the client
does not need to be configured as a server to write backups to itself.

SBDIR applies to Network and Workstation Edition. SBNFS applies to Workstation edition.
SBTAPE applies to Network and TSM Edition. When using Net work and TSM Edition, specify
“local” as the server to access SBDIR or SBT APE devices.

Verbose listing. (with –l)
Colon format output (with –l)

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stconfigtsm

Purpose:

Configure TSM clients and serv ers

Use on:

Network or TSM Edition Ad minist rator

Syntax:

stconfigtsm <operation> [options] tsmhost {...}

Operations:

-a --add

-l --list

-r --remove

General Options:

-t --type type Indicate if configurin g a (C)lient or (S)erver.

-v, --verbose

TSM Server Options:

-b,--tcpbuffsize size

-c,--compression state

-i, --tcpserveraddress addr

-n, --tcpnodelay state

-p, --tcpport port

-u, --adminuser userid

-M, --adminpass password

Add or change a TSM client or ser ver
List configured TSM clients and servers
Remove TSM client(s) or server(s)

Show features list (used with -l)

TCP Buffer size (in Kbytes)
COMPRESSIon <yes|no> (default: no)
TCPServeraddress (hostname or IP address)
TCPNodelay <yes|no> (default: no) (default: 1510)
TCPPort (default: 1500)
User ID of TSM Administrator
Password of TSM Administrator

-w, --tcpwindowsize size

-x, --passwordaccess type

TSM Client Options:

-W, --newpass password

-N, --nodename name

-P, --password password

-s, --server server Server for which to change password (with -W)

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TCPWindowsize (in Kb)
PASSWORDAccess: generate or prompt (defau lt: generate)

Reset password (For PASSWORDAccess "generate")
NODEname (default: tsmhost)
PASSWORD (For PASSWORDAccess "prompt") or if changing

password (with –G)

Details:

The stconfigtsm command is used to add, remove and list TSM clients or servers configured
on the Network or TSM Administrator system. T his comm and is only valid if a TSM l icense i s
installed with the Network Edition or of TSM Edition is installed.

To configure a TSM Client:

Only the NODEname (-N) option is required. However, if this client is to back up to a TSM
server which has been configure with PASSWORDaccess “prompt”, the PASSWORD (-P) is
also required.

When configuring a TSM client, you must fir st have co nfigur ed a SBAdmin cli ent
using the stclient command and enabled TSM support for that client with the –T
option.

To change the TSM Node Pa sswo rd:

To change the node’s password on a TSM server, use the command:

stconfigtsm –P cu rrent Pas sword –G newPassword –s Server ClientName

Note that ClientName is the name of the SBAdmin client configured f or TSM sup port.

If the Server is configured for PASSWORDaccess “prompt”, the password will be changed
on the server. If configured for PASSWORDaccess “generate”, a new encrypted password
will be generated and saved on the client. For the latter, the password will not be required
when performing backups and restores of the client.

If you have multiple servers (using PASSWORDaccess “prompt”), you must perform the
command for each server.

To configure a TSM Server:

Only the TCPServeraddress (-i) and TSM administrator username and password (-u and

-U) options are required. You must supply the username of a TSM administrator configured

within TSM that has been co nfigur ed for Storage, Policy or System authority.

All other TSM server options are optional and will affect the network communication and
performance. These are dependent on the network and server settings, and you should refer
to your TSM administration guides for details on these options.

if you wish to add other TSM server options (used in the System User Configuration File
“dsm.sys” ) that are not indicated here, you can manually edit the configuration file created on
the SBAdmin administrator system created by this command. This file is
/storix/main/data/tsm/tsmser ver:serverName. Any options you add other than those
explained here will be retained when you change other options and must be manually changed
or removed as needed.

To remove a TSM Client (node) or Server:

To remove a currently config ured T SM node or T SM server, s pecif y –r and the client or TSM
server name, such as:

stconfigtsm –tC –r mickey
or
stconfigtsm –tS –r sully

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Note that, when removing a T SM node, you m ust specif y the SBAdmin client name. You will
be removing the TSM node information for this client, but will not remove the SBAdmin client
(since you may still want to backup this client to other (non-TSM) devices).

Note that you cannot remove a client or server if it is currently assigned to a backup job. You
will need to edit the job settings to remove the client from the job, change the job to send the
backup to a different server, or remove the backup job.

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stconfigweb

Purpose:
Configure the SBAdmi n web int erfa ce

Use on:

Administrator

Syntax:

stconfigweb [options]

Options:

Details:

-N --noprompt

-R --remove

-f --pemfile file

-P –port port

-h --help

This command is used on th e admini strator t o enabl e or disa ble the SBAdmi n Web I nterfac e.
Unless the -N or --noprompt option is used, the command is an interactive shell script that will
require user input to configure the SBA dmin-su pplied webs erver.

Configure the web interface in a non-interactive mode
Un-configure and remove the web interf ace
Specify the location of the s sl.pe mfile t o be used
Specify the port number t o run on ( defau lt is 808 0)
Show help and usage for the command

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