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According to IBM documentation1, Windows system state objects can be backed up by using the BACKUP SYSTEMSTATE command. This command creates a backup of system state data that includes registry files, COM+ class registration database, system files under Windows File Protection, Active Directory directory service (for domain controllers only), Sysvol directory share (for domain controllers only), Certificate Services database (for certification authority only), Cluster database (for cluster nodes only), and NTDS.DIT file (the Active Directory database).

According to IBM’s documentation1, the CHECKOUT LIBVOL command is used to remove a sequential access storage volume from the server inventory for an automated library. This command creates a background process that can be canceled with the CANCEL PROCESS command. 

https://www.ibm.com/docs/SSGSG7_7.1.5/srv.reference/r_cmd_libvolume_checkout.html

According to the IBM Spectrum Protect documentation1, three processes that can be used to prepare for disaster recovery are:

Protect storage pool: This process creates a copy of a primary storage pool on another server or device. The copy can be used to restore data if the primary storage pool is damaged or lost.

Node replication: This process replicates data from one server node to another server node. The replicated data can be used to recover client data if the source server node is unavailable.

Backup storage pool: This process backs up data from a primary storage pool to another storage pool. The backup storage pool can be used to restore data if the primary storage pool is corrupted or deleted.

According to the IBM Spectrum Protect documentation1, one statement that is true regarding client-side and server-side deduplication is B. Client-side deduplication generally eliminates the deduplication workload on the server for that particular client workload. This statement means that when client-side deduplication is enabled, the backup-archive client removes redundant data before sending it to the server, which reduces the amount of data that needs to be processed by the server.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.9?topic=throughput-tuning-client-side-data-deduplication

According to IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 documentation1, a system administrator has the highest level of authority in IBM Spectrum Protect. A system administrator can issue any administrative command and has authority to grant or revoke privileges for other administrators.

The privilege class for a system administrator is SYstem1. The other privilege classes such as root, administrator, or superuser are not valid for IBM Spectrum Protect.

In IBM Spectrum Protect (formerly known as Tivoli Storage Manager), the system privilege class can perform all administrative functions. The system privilege class includes the following permissions:

SYSOP: System operations

AUDIT: Auditing operations

SECURITY: Security operations

NODEADDP: Add nodes

NODEDELP: Delete nodes

MGMTCLAS: Management class operations

DEVCLASS: Device class operations

STGPOOL: Storage pool operations

LIBRARY: Library operations

QUERY: Query operations

BACKUP: Backup and archive operations

RESTORE: Restore operations

ARCHIVE: Archive operations

RESTOREVM: Restore virtual machine operations

PROXY: Proxy operations

According to the IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 documentation, the dsmsched.log file is the default client file that contains error logs for scheduled client backups. This file is located in the directory where the Spectrum Protect client is installed.

The dsmsched.log file contains detailed information about scheduled client backups, including any error messages that may have occurred during the backup. This file is a useful tool for troubleshooting issues with client backups.

https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/collecting-data-ibm-spectrum-protect-client-backup-and-restore

According to IBM documentation1, the purpose of the SET REPLSERVER command is to set the name of a target replication server for a source replication server. The command has two parameters: SERVERNAME and REPLSERVER. The SERVERNAME parameter is the name of a source replication server that you want to replicate data from. The REPLSERVER parameter is the name of a target replication server that you want to replicate data to.

According to IBM documentation1, the purpose of the SET REPLSERVER command is to set the name of a target replication server for a source replication server. The command has two parameters: SERVERNAME and REPLSERVER. The SERVERNAME parameter is the name of a source replication server that you want to replicate data from. The REPLSERVER parameter is the name of a target replication server that you want to replicate data to.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.9?topic=servers-whats-new

This means that, by default, files from different clients are grouped together in storage pool volumes to optimize space utilization. This information is available in the IBM Spectrum Protect for AIX [1]: Administrator's Reference, which is one of the official documentation resources for this product.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.14?topic=storage-optimizing-operations-by-enabling-collocation-client-files

According to IBM documentation1, the UPDATE SCHEDULE command takes two forms, depending on whether the schedule applies to client operations or administrative commands. Within these two forms, you can select either classic or enhanced style schedules.

an administrator needs to configure client management services to configure client diagnostics from the Operations Center. The client management service enables the IBM Spectrum Protect server administrator to view diagnostic information from the Operations Center.

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/spectrum-protect/8.1.0?topic=windows-installing-client-management-service