Hi,  actually, there is a file you can consult to see the last NDMP backup dates :   [nasadmin[NAME] ~]$ cat /nas/rootfs/slot_2/.etc/BackupDatesfMDB-pax backup dates file v1.0/backup_networker              0        4c193c09        18:03:05 06/16/2010/Adolfo        0        4c606c5c        18:00:12 08/09/2010/dedupe/new            0        4c4edbae        10:14:22 07/27/2010/dedupe/new            1        4c4ddc56        16:04:54 07/26/2010/dedupe/new            9        4c4ed5ea        09:49:46 07/27/2010/origem        0        4c925f2c        15:17:16 09/16/2010/origem/origem         0        4cd423ca        13:33:30 11/05/2010/origem/origem         9        4cd423b2        13:33:06 11/05/2010/origem/origem         1        4cd423be        13:33:18 11/05/2010/gus           0        4d022377        10:56:23 12/10/2010/nmfs          0        4d78dcb7        11:14:15 03/10/2011/nmfs/nmfs1            0        4d8ccf63        14:22:43 03/25/2011/nmfs/nmfs2            0        4d8ccfb4        14:24:04 03/25/2011/nmfs/nmfs3            0        4d8ccfb3        14:24:03 03/25/2011/destino/destino               0        4d87b806        17:41:42 03/21/2011/destino/destino/advanced_system_care          0        4d87bac4        17:53:24 03/21/2011/gus2          0        4dd33678        00:01:12 05/18/2011  Gustavo Barreto.
Hi  I want to check on the Celerra which filesystems are backed up via NDMP. I want to do it on the Celerra to verify that no filesystem was forgotten. Is it possible to check when a Filesystem was backed up last? I already checked the server_log but it doesn't go back far enough.  Andreas
Check NDMP backup