Defining a savewpar resource

You can use the command-line syntax and attributes to define a savewpar resource.

The command line syntax for defining a savewpar resource is as follows:
nim -o define -t savewpar -a server=server_name \
-a location=savewpar_file_location -a source=wpar_name \
-a mk_image=yes savewpar_object_name
After the savewpar resource is defined, you can use the savewpar resource to allocate the resource and create a WPAR, as follows:
nim -o define -t savewpar -a Attribute=Value ... savewparName

The following flags are valid for the savewpar resource: -A, -a, -b, -e, -i, -m, -N, -p, -V, -v, -X, -Z.

For a description of the savewpar resource valid flags, see the savewpar command.

The following attributes are required for the savewpar resource:

Item Description
-a location=Value Specifies the full path name of the file being defined as the savewpar resource.
-a server=Value Specifies the name of the machine where the file for the savewpar resource resides or is created.

The following attributes are optional for the savewpar resource:

Item Description
-a comments=Value Describes the resource.
-a exclude_files=Value Specifies an exclude_files resource that is used to exclude files and directories from the system backup.
-a group=Value Specifies the name of a resource group to which this resource should be added.
-a mk_image=Value Specifies the flag that is used to create a savewpar image from a machine in the NIM environment.
-a nfs_versValue Specifies the NFS protocol version required for NFS access.
-a nfs_secValue Specifies the security method required for NFS access.
-a savewpar_flags=Value Specifies the flags that are used in the command to create the backup.
-a source=Value Specifies the name of the machine to be backed up in the savewpar image if the mk_image attribute is specified. If the mk_image attribute is not specified, this value specifies an existing savewpar resource to be replicated when defining a new savewpar resource. The file pointed to by the source resource will be copied to the new location.
-a verbose=Value Displays information for debugging. To show maximum detail, specify a value of 5.