Steve
EOF - Oh dear :-( It sounds like a case I had before and basically, its
looking for images on the tapes (from the PHASE1 import) that do not appear
to be there!
Unless something else has recently overwritten images on the tape, or the
tape has expired, or there may be another tape to be
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Tim
Well you can buy the IDR Add-on for NetBackup if you
want!
Your "meant" to be able to :-)
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3
5PU
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Thanks Simon
Will have to investigate how long they have been
happening for, in a new contract and trying to clean up.
Seems as though you are leaning to hardware
?
Going to enable the the ACS logs to get a better
understanding of what is happening at the time.
Regards
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Tim,
Windows is the easiest restore in the entire venue. From scratch, load
the OS (patched to whatever level your version of NBU requires) and leave it in
the workgroup mode with a workgroup having the same name as the domain it was
in.Load the nbu agent, partition the
Hello David
Have you tried to start the acssi deamon by hand ?
I think there is an appendix in the Media Manager Guide about ACSLS and how
to troubleshoot the connection to it.
Regards
Michael
On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 09:49:05 +0100, Clooney, David wrote
Hi everyone
We seem to be getting an
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David
What is the bug, as we use MP2 NBU
5.1
can you provide details on this?
Thanks
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3
5PU
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or Diligent, STK, IBM, Copan
Systems, etc.
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on behalf of Jim HoralekSent: Tue 8/1/2006 5:23 PMTo:
veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.eduSubject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Anyone
using VTL
Unfortunately no
one has answered Juan's question.
Any Data Domain,
Reo,
Check this tech note.
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/251163.htm
I had to recover a production server after crash few weeks back. What I did was to restore system_state and C: drive at one go. Make sure you have enough space in the C: drive. Otherwise it will not restore all the required
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I
heard about this - does anyone know why the restore needs MORE disk space to
recover the OS ?
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3
5PU
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From
what I understand, any "in use" files, such as system files, are not over
written in situ, but rather are restored to an alternate namesort of, and
tagged for the OS to swap it after reboot.
so
since the file in use, and the new restored file both exist, you need
You might want to in order to do database refreshes by restoring one
machines database backup to another's database. We currently do that
with tape using the FORCE_MEDIA_RESTORE option in our SSO setup. I
don't think having separate disks would eliminate this need unless you
wanted to do a 2
The system files are queued up when you do the restore(it will not replace when the system is running). The files are replaced when you do a reboot.
-Shyam
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I heard about this - does anyone know why the restore needs MORE disk space to recover
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The open file writes don't occur until after reboot.
So essentially you've got multiple copies of many window files just sitting
around in temporary locations waiting for the next reboot to replace the
original file. IMO if you are THAT strapped for space on your C: you've
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Jonathan
I
am assuming its only for files in use - because lets assume you have an 8GB
Partition and 6GB is filled with apps / OS.
If NetBackup needs MORE than 2GB, that is going to be a
problem.
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
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Same here Paul
I
get them ALL the time!! I think its more of an AUTO RESPONSE, rather than Out Of
Office (This should only appear once and no
more!)
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)Anchorage
If you created a new stu on these, did you restart netbackup? Usually
that will happen on a new storage unit if you don't stop and restart
NBU. You can also try the following commands if you can't stop NBU right
now. Sometimes it will work and sometimes you just have to restart NBU.
bprdreq
I've recently added a few new SAN media servers to my environment NBU
5.1MP5) and we are trying to run some test backups from these servers.
The job gets submitted and shows up queued in the activity monitor and
stays that way. I left one like that overnight, and it was still queued
this morning.
How many days back can advanced reporter report on? It
currently reports on 28 days. Can this number of days be configured to record
history for the previous 365 days?
Thanks, Mark
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Hey all, I am looking to run some scripts on the master server when
jobs kick off and/or end. I know about the bpstart/bpend scripts, but
they run on the client-side AFAIK. I also know about
backup_exit_notify, but I also need the start info as well.
Any suggestions?
-Shane
All - Wondering if I can archive a few large directories to tape,
assuring that someone without NetBackup would be able to access the
files. Basically I need to mail someone their 500g home directory. I
have searched docs and the list and found nothing relatied to this, but
if it is there and
On Wed, Aug 02, 2006 at 04:34:31PM +0100, Whelan, Patrick wrote:
I have found that if you run
bprdreq -rereadconfig; bpschedreq -read_stunits; bpschedreq
-read_stu_config
And I've run into a case where doing this killed NetBackup to the point
that no jobs ran. Safer to restart NBU IMO. NBU
Anyone out there using BCV's to do hot backups of Oracle databases ? I have few questions
After mounting the BCV's on the backup host
1) Do you backup the filesystems ?
or
Start the database on the backup host and do a hot backup using RMAN ?
2) Also how you backup the archive logs and how
If you want someone without NetBackup to access the files, use tar, dd,
or cpio. I am assuming you are on a Unix box.
Ken
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Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 12:01 PM
To:
There is no need to do RMAN on the backup
host, just do a file system backup. I am assuming that you are doing
something to put Oracle in backup mode before you do your split. As for
the archive logs, it depends on how your file system was set up. If your
archive logs are on the BCV
I'm trying to
restore a file from an NDMP volume and it fails with 'status 5 -
NDMP_HALT_INTERNAL_ERROR'. When this happens nothing shows in the console of my
NetApp filer and the message I get on the backup/restore console
is
WRN - Cannot restore
from filepath /vol/volW5a,
You have to look at the logs on the netapp. You can look in
the /etc/messages file, but I suspect that you will not find anything.
There is also an ndmplog (watch my spelling) If memory
serve me you issue the command on the netapp of ndmpd debug xx
where the higher the number the more
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