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 "to report an alert whenever a server issues a specific error message." This information can be found in the first search result [1], which explains that defining an alert trigger allows you to specify a specific condition that, when met, will cause an alert to be generated. The example given is when a specific error message is issued by the server. This alert can help administrators quickly identify and address issues with the server.

According to the IBM documentation, the purpose of defining an alert trigger in IBM Spectrum Protect (formerly known as Tivoli Storage Manager) is to report an alert whenever a server issues a specific error message or warning message. This alert can be sent to a specific user or group of users via email, pager, or other notification methods, allowing them to take appropriate action to resolve the issue.

According to IBM documentation1, Application Aware backups allow quiescing of database applications in Hyper-V and VMware virtual environments. Application Aware backups use Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) or VMware Tools to create a consistent snapshot of the application data.

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According to IBM documentation1, a backup set is a collection of your files that reside on the server, onto portable media created on a device using a format that is compatible with the client device. You can restore data from a backup set without having access to the server by using the dsmc restore backupset command1.

According to the web search results, perfmon is a performance monitoring tool that is integrated with the Microsoft Windows operating system1234. It allows you to look into the performance of your system and the applications that are running on it2.

According to IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 documentation1, automatic client deployment is a feature that allows the IBM Spectrum Protect server to automatically upgrade backup-archive clients on client workstations. The existing backup-archive clients must be at version 6.4.3 or later.

To use this feature, you must download the software packages for the client platforms that you want to upgrade from the IBM Support website23. You can use the Operations Center or command line interface to specify where to store these packages on the server and how to distribute them to clients1.

According to IBM documentation1, the SESSIONSECURITY parameter of TRANSITIONAL is used when you want to use the existing communication protocol while you update your IBM Spectrum Protect software to V8.1.2 or later. This is the default value.

The journal engine service monitors changes to specified files and directories and records information about the changes in a journal database. When a backup is performed on a file system that is being monitored by the journal engine service, IBM Spectrum Protect uses the information in the journal database to perform a journal-based backup. This allows IBM Spectrum Protect to quickly identify and back up only the files that have changed since the last backup, reducing the amount of data that needs to be backed up and speeding up the backup process.

According to IBM Spectrum Protect V8.1.9 documentation1, journal-based backup is an alternate method of backup that uses a change journal maintained by the IBM Spectrum Protect journal service process. To support journal-based backup, you must configure the journal engine service using the dsmcutil command or the client GUI setup wizard.

The incremental command backs up all new or changed data in the locations that you specify, unless you exclude them from backup services2. If the journal engine service is installed and running when the incremental command is used for a backup, it performs a journal-based backup on file systems that are being monitored by the journal engine service1.

According to IBM documentation1, to define a server for server-to-server communications, you need to use the DEFINE SERVER command and specify three parameters: SERVERNAME, HLADDRESS, and LLADDRESS. The SERVERNAME parameter is the name of the server that you are defining. The HLADDRESS parameter is the high-level addressof the server that you are defining. The LLADDRESS parameter is the low-level address of the server that you are defining.

According to IBM documentation1, the REPAIR STGPOOL command is a restricted command that requires authorization from an approval administrator. An approval administrator is an administrative user who has been designated as an approver for restricted commands by using the SET APPROVALADMIN command2.