Listing All Files Included in an Exclusion Key Rule (Linux)

Determining the files that match an exclusion key rule involves two steps. You list all the keys in a GuardPoint, choose the key that you’re interested in, and then run a command to list the files that match that key. This process works for both standard key rules and exclusion key rules.

1. Decide on the GuardPoint that you want to check for excluded files. For example, for the GuardPoint /oxf-fs1/gp1, type the following on the command line:

   voradmin ldt key report /oxf-fs1/gp1
   LDT_KEY1,1
   LDT_KEY2,2
   LDT_KEY3,5
   NON_VERSIONED_KEY

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   The number after the comma is the key version number. See Key Report Option for more information about the voradmin key report.

2. From the key report output, choose the key rule for which you want to list matching files. For example, to see the files associated with the NON_VERSIONED_KEY in the previous step, you would type:

   voradmin ldt key map NON_VERSIONED_KEY /oxf-fs1/gp1
   /oxf-fs1/gp1/file1.dat10
   /oxf-fs1/gp1/file2.dat10
   /oxf-fs1/gp1/file3.dat10
   /oxf-fs1/gp1/file4.dat10
   /oxf-fs1/gp1/file5.dat10

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   See Key Map Option for more information about the voradmin key map report.