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1.  New features of Java Ndmpcopy (with ONTAP 5.3 and later)

    a.  Level 'i' option -- which specifies an incremental dump since the
        last level 'i'.  This effectively means incrementals forever.

    b.  Exclude lists -- allows dump to exclude specified files from the
        dump.  See the DataONTAP SysAdmin guide for more information 
        on the syntax of this string.

    c.  Options file -- allows user to place all of the options into a
        file for Ndmpcopy to read from.  

    d.  Capable of supporting NDMPv3.

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2.  Instructions for using JNdmpcopy

usage: JNdmpcopy src_filer:/src/dir dst_filer:/dst/dir 
       [-o options_file]
       [-sa none | user:password] [-da none | user:password] 
       [-sport ndmp_src_port] [-daddr dest_ip_addr] [-dport ndmp_dest_port] 
       [-level 0-9|i] [-exclude exclude_string] 
       [-version ndmp_version] [-v] [-q] [-h]

Default values: 
       options_file       = <none>
       src_auth_type      = text
       src_auth_user      = root
       src_auth_password  = <none>
       dest_auth_type     = text
       dest_auth_user     = root
       dest_auth_password = <none>
       ndmp_src_port      = 10000 (NDMP default)
       dest_ip_addr       = returned by destination server
                            (override with preferred addr)
       ndmp_dest_port     = 10000 (NDMP default)
       level              = 0
       exclude            = <none>
       verbosity          = noisy
       version            = auto-detect by server

Options:

    src_filer:/src/dir (required)
        The hostname of the source filer and the tree to dump.  

    dst_filer:/dst/dir (required)
        The hostname of the destination filer and the destination tree to
        restore.  

    -o options_file
        Rather than typing the rest of the arguments (like the password), 
        the options can be placed into an options file.  This argument 
        specifies the location of the file.  There is no default filename.

    -sa none | user:password
        The <user> id and the <password> for the source filer.  Currently,
        only cleartext authentication is used.  md5 will be added on later.

    -da none | user:password
        The <user> id and the <password> for the destination filer.  Currently,
        only cleartext authentication is used.  md5 will be added on later.

    -sport ndmp_src_port
        The port number of the ndmpd server running on the source filer.  
        The default value is 10000.

    -daddr dest_ip_addr
        The ip address of the network interface on the destination filer which
        the dump data should travel over.  The default is an address of the
        first network interface on the destination filer, but use this 
        option to override that value. 

    -dport ndmp_dst_port
        The port number of the ndmpd server running on the destination filer.
        The default value is 10000.

    -level 0-9|i
        The level of the dump to use.  0 is a dump of the full tree, 1 is
        the incremental since the level 0, level 2 is the incremental since
        the level 1, ...  

        For ONTAP 5.3 and later, level 'i' is the incremental since the 
        last level 'i' (effectively incrementals forever).

    -exclude exclude_string
        If dump supports the use of the exclude string, this argument will
        be sent to the source filer

    -version ndmp_version
        Force JNdmpcopy to use a specific NDMP version to contact the filers.

    -v
        Verbose mode.  Last -q or -v argument entered will determine 
        verbosity mode.

    -q
        Non-verbose mode.  Last -q or -v argument entered will determine 
        verbosity mode.

    -h
        Help screen.
