A snapshot of a file or directory as it currently exists.  An unlimited expiration date allows for long-term storage and retrieval.

Any type of storage media (tape or optical disc) that can be used for long-term storage.

A robotic device with the ability to automatically move, load, and store a collection of volumes.  These allow NetWorker to operate without administrative intervention.

A copy of your workstation data stored on tape or optical disc.

The device attached to the NetWorker server for backing up and recovering data.  For example:  8 mm and 4 mm tape drives, optical drives, and autochangers.

Any type of storage media (tape or optical disc) that your server can use for backup.

Viewing specification for files backed up at a specific time.  For example, a browse time of 09/13/95 24:00 yields a view of files backed up at midnight on 9/13/95 and before.

Changing the display to show only the parent of a directory in the NetWorker Backup, NetWorker Recover, and NetWorker Archive windows.

Changing the view to display all levels of a directory in the NetWorker Backup, NetWorker Recover, and NetWorker Archive windows.

A database on the NetWorker server containing an entry for every backed-up file.

A database on the NetWorker server containing entries for all the volumes backed up and archived by the NetWorker server.

A system on your network that backs up and recovers data using NetWorker.

A system with a backup device that backs up systems configured as NetWorker clients across the network.  The server backs up the systems according to a schedule set by the system administrator.  The server maintains an index of all the backed-up data and the volumes the backed-up data is stored on.

Replace a lost or damaged file from a copy stored on a NetWorker backup volume.

A set of files backed up or archived by NetWorker on a backup or archive volume.

The name of the volume, directory, or file highlighted in a NetWorker window.

A display of files in the Backup, Recover, and Archive windows in hierarchical format.

A unit of media used for backup, such as a magnetic tape or an optical disc.

A feature that sorts your backup and archive data to selected volumes.  A volume pool contains a collection of files sorted during the save process by criteria set by the system administrator.