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Greg
How
many tapes do you have? Initially, there is a 2 stage process to this - the 1st
stage normally takes around an hour or so (give or take) but the 2nd stage can
take between 12 - 24 hours - it depends on many factors, including speed of the
drive.
netbackup has to
I have not used it with NetBackup, however I have seen it used by other
applications against tape libraries. It may in fact be the other way
round - the SCSI command set includes (for some but not all libraries) the
init element status (with range). Robtest, being a generic utility, is
just
What kind of network connection do you have?Also what kind of SCSI or
FibreChannel connection to what kind of tape drives?
Austin
On 2/25/06, Asiye Yiğit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Gurus, I have Sun Fire
V890 attached to StorEdge C2 tape library. NetBackup 5.1 MP4 Runs on that
polatform. It
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Very similar to my environment.
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Does anyone have any experience with monitoring NBU with
MOM (Microsoft Operations Manager?) I suppose I could
have MOM comb the log files, but that would take a while to setup.
Any tips / tricks or ideas for monitoring your activity queue and general
NBU alerts from an
Good timing! I'm going to a kinda cheerleading session for MOM and SMS.
It would be an interesting leverage, if we implement.
Jason
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Jonathan (Contractor)
Sent: Monday, February 27, 2006 11:40 AM
Hi All,
I have asked the following question...I have noticed something I am not
sure
it is important or not for speed! Serialization for this autoloader is
see NO in the
NetBackup Admin GUI... What do you think?
Best regards,
Asiye Yigit
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From: Asiye Yiğit
Is there any command
line prog I can use to list the schedules of ALL policies at once? I'm trying to
find what policies are set to run fulls on Saturday.
bppllist
\netbackup\bin\admincmd
[policy name] [-L|-l|-U]
[-verbose] [-allpolicies]
[-M
master_server,...,master_server]
[-hwos]
[-byclient client] [-keyword
keyword phrase]
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On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 12:54:06PM -0600, Barber, Layne (Contractor) wrote:
Is there any command line prog I can use to list the schedules of ALL
policies at once? I'm trying to find what policies are set to run fulls
on Saturday.
bppllist only helps if you only use calendar-based scheduling.
Speaking of Calendar vs frequency, how does everyone do their end of
month backups? / End of year? Do you use calendar and schedule or
frequency? I've got two types of policies here, one where they've set
Last Day of the Month or even manually selected dates (ARGH!) and some
others use once a
I run all frequency based scheduling and this is a sample output from
bppllist. This shows that my incrementals for this job run Monday through
Friday between 03:00:00 and 06:00:00. The output of this script is
dependent on the number of policies and their configuration though.
Daily
Hi all,
after upgrade from 5.1MP4 to 6.0MP1
restore oracle database via RMAN failed with following messages:
channel c1: starting datafile backupset restore
channel c1: specifying datafile(s) to restore from backup set
restoring datafile 9 to /app/oracle/oradata/giada/users01.dbf
No, bppllist can be used for freq-based, either:
bppllist -allpolicies -U
...and visually sort for Saturday being listed, or:
bppllist -allpolicies look for an open window on a Saturday.
Here's an awk script to find all unix window policies that have a saturday
full backup (not counting
Six months ago I was all frequency-based, and now I've nearly everything
converted to calendar-based schedules and the results (to me) are
excellent. (***)
Let's say I do fulls on Friday nights, but every month I want a full
that is retained longer. With frequency-based scheduling, each
Hmm..
I just checked one of my jobs which has a full backup scheduled for
every Saturday (Frequency / Weekly - window open Saturday) and a Full
Backup scheduled for the last Saturday of the month (calendar.) This
past weekend (both a Saturday and the last Saturday of the month) only
the Calendar
My longer backup window remark referred to my experience of backup
windows with various retention backups running and with MPX1.
For example, I have 5 tape drives for backups and multiplex 6 streams
(for most backups) to each tape. If I have only one retention for all
backups, then I can have
On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 02:48:33PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, bppllist can be used for freq-based, either:
bppllist -allpolicies -U
...and visually sort for Saturday being listed, or:
bppllist -allpolicies look for an open window on a Saturday.
But if you have your Full and
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I
could be wrong, but I wasnt aware the add-ins for NBU was available for MOM,
only BackupExec! At least 5 months ago that was the case.
Simon
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EADS
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