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Old 09-11-2004
Question Using usfdump and usfrestore commands

I need to rlogin to a remote server, execute a usfdump to copy all its files to a 8mm cartridge tape. Take that tape to a local server room and execute a usfrestore to load all the files to the back-up server. The back-up server must also be formatted to look identical to the remote server. Solaris 8 is the operating system.
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Old 09-12-2004
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