Ok, so short answer - if a backup fails for 1 policy, rather than using a
MANUAL POLICY, simply restart the original policy again, and where
applicable, cancel the stream or streams that do not need backing up (in
other words, do a full on the streams that have failed)
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd
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Jonathan
Not sure what EXT3 is, but I understand how the archive bit works
- that was not the actual issue - issue I wanted to clarify is whether NBU would
treat 2 policies differently for the same client.
:-)
Thanks
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Hi,
1) The installation is the same as in any UNIX system. Install VCS, install
NetBackup and run the cluster script. It is working fine. But I don't know
the cost
2) The only way for an individual to merge tapes from many NetBackup domains
is to import the tapes. But maybe Veritas services have
http://support.veritas.com/docs/193085
On 8/30/06, Clooney, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Morning All
Does any have the column names for the fragment output of bpimagelist ? Most
of them you can pretty much work out however would be useful to have all the
columns?
FRAG 1 1 2048000 0 2
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Much appreciated Andy
From: Chisholm, Andy
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10:07To: Clooney, DavidSubject: RE: [Veritas-bu]
bpimagelist columns
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/193085.htm
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Thanks for the response.
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, smpt wrote:
Hi,
1) The installation is the same as in any UNIX system. Install VCS, install
NetBackup and run the cluster script. It is working fine. But I don't know
the cost
2) The only way for an individual to merge tapes from many NetBackup
I concur with what Stefanos said.In relation to 2), Veritas do offer a service where they send you a consultant with some scripts to do a catalog merge.On 8/30/06,
Justin Piszcz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the response.On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, smpt wrote: Hi, 1) The installation is the same
Not really acceptable, we should be able to do it ourselves..
On Wed, 30 Aug 2006, Dean wrote:
I concur with what Stefanos said.
In relation to 2), Veritas do offer a service where they send you a
consultant with some scripts to do a catalog merge.
On 8/30/06, Justin Piszcz [EMAIL
Justin
I think what is being said, is that unless anyone else other than Veritas /
Symantec do the work, then its not supported :-)
Symantec do have a Consultancy Service, however I am pretty sure it can be
done by yourself, whether it will work successfully remains to be seen!
It's a bit like
For some investigation and other work, I did phase 1 bpimports of a
few tapes. Now the work is done and I won't be doing phase 2.
Is there a way to tell netbackup to forget the phase 1 step? I'd
rather not have the 'bpimport -p' output cluttered with these old
tapes forever.
I didn't
Darren
Could well be wrong, but I don't think there is anything left over or it is
removed by NBU if the Phase 2 is not carried out shortly after.
This may be wrong, but I could well be right :-)
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
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Do you
want to move the robotic control to a different media server? or you're adding a
newmedia server and you want to move the robotics, and the drives to the
new media server?
just
wondering, cuz moving therobotic control to another server isn't gonna
save much.
Sounds
And after installing the 'dongle' you have to restart the library for it
to recognise it. Then it will say on the front panel that it is
web-enabled.
It is not the world's best GUI and the annual license charge is very
steep, considering there has never as far as I've seen ever been any
Folks,
Have you ever experienced a defrag utility resetting the archive
bit? It appears that we may. We had a server last night backup about
95% of it's file store on it's internal disk (defragged by diskkeeper)
while a SAN drive backed up about 5% (not managed by diskkeeper). This
was
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Well.is your master a 3rd server? If not, ie, one is a master/media,
and the other just a media, then you will not be able to shutdown the
master/media and continue running with just the media serveryou NEED the
master.
I
suppose you couldyou would have to
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Thanks Paul. Yes we want to move the L700 media and robotic
control and all to a new server. This will allow us, among other things, to shut
down one server for maintenance while the other server stays up and
runs.
Another question. Can I move the media based on volume
group
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3,733 to be exact. Everyone thinks we are nuts when
they first hear this and then think it's pretty cool and creative what we are
doing. To put it in the simplest of terms, NBU does not allow you to pass
parameters, but it does pass the policy name. Therefore, we use unique
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We have 1 master and 2 media servers. Each media server is
controlling 2 L700's. We are adding 2 more media servers and splitting out the
L700 so the each L700 has its own media server which will control it.
Currently 1 L700 does only ndmp backups and the other does regular
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gotcha.
So
you've got 2 media servers and each controls 2x L700s, so you've got 4x L700s in
total?
are
the NDMP backups "remote" to the media servers? or are your filers connected
directly to the tape drives?
so you
will end upwith 4 media servers, each connected to one
Turn of true image restore, you may be amazed how much quicker the
backup runs...
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Jason
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The date of last good backup does not appear to be in the output of 'bpdbjobs -all_columns', yet if I do a plain 'bpdbjobs', I have the option of using 'BPDBJOBS_COLDEFS = LastBackup' in bp.conf.
This gets me the last good backup date, but in my script I really want to use 'bpdbjobs
Not doing TIR or BMR for the policy that executed the job. Time really
isn't the question. A delta of 90-95% seems abnormal to everyone in our
department.
Jason
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For those out there interested ( I don't think I already posted this
in the past), if your L700, L180, or L80 are on some indirect network,
but you can get there a hop or two away, here is the port forwarding
within an SSH session to get the console
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Yes we have 4 L700's,2 on each media server. Adding 2
more media servers so there will be one for each L700. Our filers right now are
connected directly to the tape drives.
Greg
From: Paul Keating
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2006 10:12 AMTo:
Is there a way to tell netbackup to forget the phase 1 step? I'd
rather not have the 'bpimport -p' output cluttered with these old
tapes forever.
Thought this came up before, but in any event, the expiration of phase 1
catalog entries is one week. DAMHIK. :-(
Ah, great. I can live
I'm looking at a 5.1 installation that had an old media server
attached (just for testing apparently).
I haven't been able to remove it from the environment. Since it doesn't
exist, 'bpmedialist' hangs (trying to talk to it). I have looked at
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/266720.htm,
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