- 4mm, drives and tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also DAT
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- 8mm, drives and tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also NTSC, PAL, P5, P6
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- Accept button, in Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- background processes, defined
- About Processes
- backing up files
- about standard IRIX tools for
- Using Other Tools to Back Up and Restore Files
- choosing tapes for storing data
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- developing a backup strategy
- Developing a Backup Strategy
- incrementally by modification date
- Backing Up Files
- inserting tapes in IRIS workstations
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- using Backup and Restore tool
- Backing Up Files
- using local drives
- Backing Up Files
- using tar
- Copying Files to a Tape With tar
- Backup and Restore tool
- backing up files using local drives
- Backing Up Files
- described
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- restoring files
- Restoring Files From a Tape
- See also System Manager
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- Backup button, in Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- baud rate
- for modems
- Setting Up a Modem (Serial) Connection
- Cancel button, in Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- capacities, tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- choosing tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- DAT, drives and tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also 4mm
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- dial-in modem software, turning on
- Turning On Dial-In Modem Software
- dial-in/dial-out modem software
- testing
- Dialing Out to Another Modem
- turning on
- Turning On Dial-In/Dial-Out Modem Software
- dial-out modem software
- testing
- Dialing Out to Another Modem
- turning on
- Turning On Dial-Out Modem Software
- dialing out to another modem
- Dialing Out to Another Modem
- drives
- local tape
- backing up files using
- Backing Up Files
- defined
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- restoring files using
- Restoring Files From a Tape
- remote tape
- defined
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- restoring files using
- Restoring Files From a Tape
- tape
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- files
- backing up with Backup and Restore tool
- Backing Up Files
- backing up with tar
- Copying Files to a Tape With tar
- restoring with Backup and Restore tool
- Restoring Files From a Tape
- restoring with tar
- Restoring Files From a Tape Using tar
- foreground processes, defined
- About Processes
- Help button
- Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- incremental backups. See backing up files
- Backing Up Files
- installing tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- IRIS workstations
- choosing tapes for
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- installing tapes in
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- IRIX operating system
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users
- See also system disk
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users
- system administration and
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users
- local drives. See drives, local
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- logging in
- as root
- Logging In as root Through a Shell Window
- logging out
- from any account. See System toolchest, IRIS Essentials, owner's guide
- Logging In as root Through a Shell Window
- from root account
- Logging In as root Through a Shell Window
- monitoring processes
- Monitoring Processes
- network administrator
- role defined
- The Network Administrator's Role
- See also system administrator
- The Network Administrator's Role
- networks
- responsibilities of single-system administrator on
- The Responsibilities of Privileged Users
- NTSC tape format
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also 8mm, P6
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- operating system
- See IRIX operating system and system disk
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users
- P5 tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also 8mm, PAL
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- P6 tapes
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also 8mm, NTSC
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- PAL tape format
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also 8mm, P5
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- processes
- about
- About Processes
- background
- About Processes
- foreground
- About Processes
- monitoring
- Monitoring Processes
- processor status (ps) command, using to monitor processes
- Monitoring Processes
- ps (processor status) command, using to monitor processes
- Monitoring Processes
- QIC 150
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- QIC 24
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- Remote button, in Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- remote drives. See drives, remote
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- Restore button, in Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- Restore tool. See Backup and Restore tool
- Restoring Files From a Tape
- restoring files
- about standard IRIX tools for
- Using Other Tools to Back Up and Restore Files
- using Backup and Restore tool
- Restoring Files From a Tape
- using tar
- Restoring Files From a Tape Using tar
- root account
- logging in to
- Logging In as root Through a Shell Window
- logging out from
- Logging In as root Through a Shell Window
- responsibilities of single-system administrator
- The Responsibilities of Privileged Users
- single system
- responsibilities of system administrator on
- The Responsibilities of Privileged Users
- superuser, defined
- Logging In as root Through a Shell Window
- system
- single
- The Responsibilities of Privileged Users
- system administration
- defined
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users
- IRIX operating system and
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users
- system administration tools
- about
- Using System Administration Tools
- See also Backup and Restore tool, Disk and File tool, IRIX shell, Networking tool, Printer tool, root account, Serial Ports tool, System Manager, Users tool
- Using System Administration Tools
- system administrator
- responsibilities on network
- The Responsibilities of Privileged Users
- responsibilities on single system
- The Responsibilities of Privileged Users
- System Manager
- about
- The System Toolchest
- See also Backup and Restore tool, Disk and File tool, Networking tool, Printer tool, Serial Ports tool, Users tool
- Using System Administration Tools
- System toolchest
- using to start Confidence tests, to shut down the system, to log out. See owner's guide
- The System Toolchest
- using to start WorkSpace, Transfer Manager. See IRIS Essentials
- The System Toolchest
- tape archiver (tar) program. See tar
- About tar
- Tape Drive field, Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- tape drives
- about formats
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- identifying type with Backup and Restore tool
- About the Backup and Restore Tool
- inserting tapes into
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- installing in IRIS workstations. See owner's guide
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- tapes, about formats and capacities
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- See also QIC 24, QIC 150, 4mm, 8mm, DAT, P5, P6, PAL, NTSC
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- tar (tape archiver)
- using to back up and restore files
- About tar
- testing
- hardware. See owner's guide
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- modem setup by dialing out
- Dialing Out to Another Modem
- Toolchests, using. See IRIS Essentials, IRIS Utilites Guide
- The System Toolchest
- turning off IRIS workstations. See owner's guide
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- turning on
- dial-in modem software
- Turning On Dial-In Modem Software
- dial-in/dial-out modem software
- Turning On Dial-In/Dial-Out Modem Software
- dial-out modem software
- Turning On Dial-Out Modem Software
- IRIS workstations. See owner's guide
- About Tape Formats and Capacities
- versions
- checking for eoe2.sw.uucp (uucp software)
- Setting Up a Modem (Serial) Connection
- viewing
- a backup tape using tar
- Viewing the Contents of a Tape Using tar
- WorkSpace
- using. See IRIS Essentials
- Choosing an Administrator and Privileged Users