Encrypted Volume and File System v2.0 Administrator Guide HP-UX 11i v3

Table 3 Backup types with nonmirrored volumes (continued)
Notes
Source EVFS
volume stateSupported?
Backup utility
typeTarget deviceMedia format
See “Creating encrypted backup
media on a second EVS volume
using a block device utility
(nonmirrored volumes)” (page 92).
The source volume can be on line,
but HP recommends that you stop
access to the source volume.
EnabledYesFile utilityEVS volumeEncrypted
The target EVS volume must also
be enabled, and both EVS volumes
must have file systems mounted.
See “Creating encrypted backup
media on a second EVS volume
using a file utility (nonmirrored
volumes)” (page 93).
The source volume can be on line,
but HP recommends that you stop
access to the source volume.
EnabledYesBlock device
utility, such as
dd
Tape or other
non-EVFS
device
Cleartext
See “Creating cleartext backup
media to a non-EVFS device
(nonmirrored volumes)” (page 94).
The source volume can be on line,
but HP recommends that you stop
access to the source volume.
EnabledYesFile utilityTape or other
non-EVFS
device
Cleartext
The source volume must have a file
system mounted.
See “Creating cleartext backup
media to a non-EVFS device
(nonmirrored volumes)” (page 94).
NoBlock device
utility, such as
dd
EVS volumeCleartext
NoFile utilityEVS volumeCleartext
Backups using LVM mirrored volumes
If you have EVS volumes configured on LVM mirrored volumes, you can back up the EVS volumes
on line, without disabling the EVS volume or interrupting access to the data.
To create LVM mirrored volumes, you must have the MirrorDisk/UX product installed. If you do
not have the MirrorDisk/UX product, you can backup an EVS volume to a spare EVS volume, or
you can back up an EVS volume to a tape or other non-EVFS device by disabling the EVS volume
and performing offline backups. See “Backups using nonmirrored volumes” (page 91) for more
information.
This section describes the following procedures:
“Creating encrypted backup media on a Non-EVFS device (LVM mirrored volumes) (page 78)
“Creating encrypted backup media on a second EVS volume using a block device utility (LVM
mirrored volumes)” (page 79)
“Creating encrypted backup media on a second EVS volume using a file utility (LVM mirrored
volumes)” (page 81)
“Creating cleartext backup media (LVM mirrored volumes)” (page 83)
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