09-21-2010 01:00 PM
I am using symantec backup 2010 and am doing a full backup on fridays and an incremental backup monday through thursday. The backup goes to backup to disk folders on a usb attached hard drive.
I am seeing alot of folders called "IMG0000??" showing up under the backup to disk folders. Folders contain files called ebd*.log, edb.chk, esent.dl, and others.
Can anyone tell me what these folders are? I realize that the .bkf is the backup, but what are all these other folders? Should they be there or did I configure something wrong?
Thanks for any help, we have the not for resale version of backup exec and no phone support and I haven't been able to find anthing on these files.
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09-21-2010 01:11 PM
.cfg are the Configuration files, which store information about the backup files. IMG or Image folder gets created when a backup is run with GRT (Granular Restore Technology) enabled.
Verbatim from a KB article - Data that is targeted to a backup-to-disk folder is stored in media with a B2D prefix (for example, B2D00001). When Granular Restore Technology (GRT)is enabled, two media are created in the backup-to-disk folder. One media has an IMG prefix (IMG00001) and the other has a B2D prefix. The IMG media stores the GRT data, while the B2D media acts as a pointer.
09-21-2010 01:11 PM
.cfg are the Configuration files, which store information about the backup files. IMG or Image folder gets created when a backup is run with GRT (Granular Restore Technology) enabled.
Verbatim from a KB article - Data that is targeted to a backup-to-disk folder is stored in media with a B2D prefix (for example, B2D00001). When Granular Restore Technology (GRT)is enabled, two media are created in the backup-to-disk folder. One media has an IMG prefix (IMG00001) and the other has a B2D prefix. The IMG media stores the GRT data, while the B2D media acts as a pointer.
09-22-2010 07:07 AM
Thanks so very much for getting back to me, I worried that I had configured something wrong.
Thanks again,
Maureen
09-22-2010 07:24 AM
Hi Maureen,
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Thanks!