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  2. NetBackup™ NAS Administrator's Guide
  3. Section II. Using NAS-Data-Protection (D-NAS)
  4. Configure D-NAS policy for NAS backups
  5. Configuring the Start window
  6. Example of schedule duration
NetBackup™ NAS Administrator's Guide

Example of schedule duration

This example illustrates the effect of schedule duration on two full backup schedules. The start time for Schedule B begins shortly after the end time for the previous Schedule A. Both schedules have three arrays with backups due.

The diagram illustrates the following points:

Point 1

Array A3 starts within the Schedule A time window but doesn't complete until after the Schedule B start time. However, Array A3 runs to completion even if the window closes while the backup is running. Array B1, on Schedule B, begins as soon as Array A3 completes.

Point 2

Schedule A does not leave enough time for all the Arrays on Schedule B to be backed up. Consequently, Array B3 is unable to start because the time window has closed. Array B3 must wait until the next time NetBackup runs Schedule B.

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