User manual YOSEMITE BACKUP INSTALLATION GUIDE

[. . . ] Installation Guide Yosemite Backup® Yosemite Technologies, Inc ii Yosemite Backup Installation Guide Notice Information in this document is subject to change without notice. makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents of this document and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, Yosemite Technologies, Inc reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes without obligation to notify any person or organization of such revisions or changes. Copyright Under copyright laws, the contents of this document may not be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine-readable form, in whole or in part, without prior written consent of Yosemite Technologies, Inc. Copyright © 2002-2005 Yosemite Technologies, Inc. www. yosemitetech. com Trademarks Yosemite Backup® is a registered trademark of Yosemite Technologies, Inc. [. . . ] It uses a common text interface to make it easier to administer Yosemite Backup on different platforms. While the installer for these platforms uses a text interface, the Linux and UNIX versions can also operate from the graphical user interface under X Window. For a current list of supported platforms, visit www. yosemitetech. com. In this section · · · Yosemite Backup Installer Overview Launch Yosemite Backup Installer Using Yosemite Backup Installer Yosemite Backup Installer Overview The Yosemite Backup installer lets you easily install or remove Yosemite Backup and any Yosemite Backup options from the console prompt. Specifically, it: · · · · · · · Guides you step-by-step through the installation process. Automatically detects an active management domain. Puts all of its files in one directory, unlike other software. Upgrades Yosemite Backup and Yosemite Backup options automatically. Lets you update your license key codes. First, launch the Yosemite Backup installer from the Yosemite Backup CD-ROM (see Launch Yosemite Backup Installer). Second, use it to install or remove Yosemite Backup and any Yosemite Backup options (see Using Yosemite Backup Installer). Launch Yosemite Backup Installer NetWare Launch NOTE: Be sure a CD drive is attached to your NetWare Server before using the following installation instructions. If a CD drive is not attached, you must either access the Yosemite Backup CD-ROM over the network or copy the CD directory to your local hard drive. 15 16 Yosemite Backup Installation Guide You must have administrator rights in NetWare Directory Services (NDS) to install Yosemite Backup. After installation, when you log in to Yosemite Backup for the first time, you must log in to NDS with the NDS administrator user name and password. For more information, refer to Running Yosemite Backup for NetWare for the First Time. If the CD drive does not load automatically, type load cdrom at the console prompt and press Enter. Wait a moment for NetWare to mount the CD-ROM. Type load YT:\install at the console prompt and press Enter to run the installation program. CUI or UNIX only: Select the language you want to install and continue to the next screen. Choose the installation directory and continue to the next screen. It is recommended that you install Yosemite Backup in a directory other than the root directory. To continue with the installation, accept the agreement and continue to the next screen. Select the type of installation: custom or standard and continue to the next screen. If you select to make a custom installation, you can select which options you want to install. Select whether you want to join an existing domain or to create a new domain. [. . . ] If the devices are correctly installed, make sure your system recognizes them. For example, on Windows platforms, you can use Windows Explorer or the Device Manager; on Linux platforms, you can use the cat /proc/scsi/scsi command. Check to see if any device drivers failed when loading Yosemite Backup. Access the Messages screen: on Windows and X Window systems, select the Messages option on the Tools menu; on NetWare, UNIX and Linux systems, press Ctrl-F8. [. . . ]