RE: [Veritas-bu] Third times the charm (I hope)

Solaris is a rock steady OS - Ive not really seen these go down unless there is a hardware failure - and that is rare to. I know NT gets a lot of slating, and it deserves to, but the Technology has moved on and I am sure in time... We will see a Windows Server staying up all the time!! At this

RE: [Veritas-bu] backing up databases

Hi Dave Well I don't mind providing some input and some suggestions if that helps?? We used to Backup SQL Server with an agent, which allowed the Databases to be backed up while it was online. However, due to the costs of the agent, it was decided to get the SQL Admins to configure SQL to

[Veritas-bu] Bakcup job takes time for appearing in the activity monitor

Hi guys, I have Netbackup 5.0 Enterprise server installed in a Sun 480R server. Things were going well for the last 1 year.However for the last 2 weeks I am facing a problem:: When I fire a backup job it is taking 5-6 minutes to come in the activity monitor . Earlier it used to come in the

[Veritas-bu] VxSS - Veritas Security Service

Veritas Security Service SYSTEM: 5.1 (mp2) Datacenter 6+ soon:2003New Windows Server System: SingleMastermedia server - Command Central : Symantech Staffon site training users this week - 2 Robotsone2006 Overland Neo:Ultrium 3 - Capacity -8 drives - Media = 100 + - 1. Robot 2001 one

RE: [Veritas-bu] Exchange Media Server

Title: Message DAvid But dont you still need a SAN Media License or SSO license, even if their config is setup as you stated? Simon WeaverTechnical SupportWindows Domain Administrator EADS AstriumTel: 02392-708598 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message-From:

RE: [Veritas-bu] Exchange Media Server

San Media Server or SSO is only required when you wish to share physical drives with another server. If the drives are dedicated to a server, a straight-up media server license will do. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of WEAVER, Simon Sent:

[Veritas-bu] Scan device path help

Hello, I have a V880 running Solaris 8 which is setup as a media server to back itself up (SSO). From the OS I can see the 12 drive paths to my tape devices, but when I run the scan command all I see it 8. How can I make the Netbackup application see all 12 drives (which it use to see

[Veritas-bu] Finally upgrading from 4.5 FP9 to 6!

Ok I might need a little guidance here. I have the following questions. 1. I have to upgrade to 5.0 1st and then to 6.0? 2. Is it true that I have to upgrade my clients to 5.0 (or is it 6.0) before I start? 3. If so then will the 5.0 (or 6.0) client work with my 4.5 FP9 master server because

[Veritas-bu] Fixed or Variable length blocks

Hi. I am working on a project to duplicate several legacy tapes that were written using a AIT-2 (SONY SDX-500C) tape drive to a different media format. I am getting read errors when attempting to perform the duplication on almost ever backup image. I have adjusted the st.conf (Solaris media

Re: [Veritas-bu] Exchange Media Server

If you have tape drives dedicated to the media server, you don't need SSO.If the Exchange box will only be backing itself up, you only need a SAN Media Server, which is a bit cheaper than a full Media Server. A basic DR implication is that you would need a similar tape drive at the recovery site