Hello.
Is there a way to have Netbackup 6.0 MP4 @ Solaris generate a list of
*ALL* the media it knows about on the command line?
When I go to the Java admin GUI - Media and Device Management - Media,
I see all the media the Netbackup system knows about. Even those tapes,
which aren't currently
Archiving or such is fine.
I've just seen too many decent lists go to crap once posting via a webforum
was allowed.
There are plenty of Netbackup web forums around and I liked this list in the
sense that in order to participate, you sorta have to commit by
subscribingforums tend to have a
On Wed, 2 May 2007, Alexander Skwar wrote:
Hello.
Is there a way to have Netbackup 6.0 MP4 @ Solaris generate a list of
*ALL* the media it knows about on the command line?
When I go to the Java admin GUI - Media and Device Management - Media,
I see all the media the Netbackup system
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/goodies/available_media
Steve
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I'm with you. I like having the archives searchable via the web but I don't
think posts should be allowed except by subscribing to the list.
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nb 5.0 mp7 Solaris 9
does anyone have a script that scans the logs for tapes that are getting
read / write errors? I had a bunch of drives go offline the other night
and it could be due to a bad tape or tapes and was wondering if anyone
had a script that they run to scan for this condition.
Justin Piszcz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2 May 2007, Alexander Skwar wrote:
Is there a way to have Netbackup 6.0 MP4 @ Solaris generate a list of
*ALL* the media it knows about on the command line?
1. /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmquery -a
Thanks a lot, works fine!
Alexander Skwar
On Wed, 2 May 2007, Hindle, Greg wrote:
nb 5.0 mp7 Solaris 9
does anyone have a script that scans the logs for tapes that are getting
read / write errors? I had a bunch of drives go offline the other night
and it could be due to a bad tape or tapes and was wondering if anyone
had a script
Hello,
I use direct attached tape drives ( through a SAN ) to backup my filers
. I don't use remote NDMP nor 3-way NDMP becaus I don't want to use the network
for backup or restore traffics.
I have 2 questions:
1) It seems that for NetApp
Few easy ways I know off to see them:
1. Not sure if 5.0 has that - but check if media server has a file
/usr/openv/netbackup/db/media/errors
04/21/07 07:02:53 DU0153 44 WRITE_ERROR
04/21/07 11:15:58 DU0127 47 WRITE_ERROR
04/21/07 13:07:31 DU0486 37 WRITE_ERROR
04/24/07 01:33:05 U00147 42
Quick question, why do you prefix some of your e-mails with [NC] -- is
that from a web/news posting, or?
On Wed, 2 May 2007, POUSSARD, Gilles (INFOTEL) wrote:
Hello,
I use direct attached tape drives ( through a SAN ) to backup my filers
. I don't use remote NDMP nor
This concerns UNIX:
I need to look this up but was wondering if anyone knew off the top of
their head how to make NetBackup backup what a symlink points to or if
that is even possible?
I know about the cross-link option but that concerns mounts and
filesystems, not sym-links.
Justin.
Hi Justin
NetBackup always backs up symbolic links as symbolic links, so if you want
to backup the data the symbolic link points to you have to provide the
physical path to data.
Cheers
Ueli Schweizer
CTO
AGITE Software
Zurich . West Palm Beach . London
Swiss Headquarter:
AGITE Software AG .
GNU tar, find and cpio all have ways to follow symbolic links to get
the real files to which they point. However I don't know of a way to
tell a NBU policy to use that option for the modified GNU tar it uses
for backups. (You could do it at command line but then it would not be
a netbackup
I use direct attached tape drives ( through a SAN ) to backup my filers.
I don't use remote NDMP nor 3-way NDMP becaus I don't want to use the
network for backup or restore traffics.
Which network ? SAN or Ethernet you do not want to use ?
If the drives are SAN attached and you are using them
I think there used to be a way back in the early versions (1.6-1.7) but
I don't believe its there today...
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Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2007 9:04 AM
To: Justin Piszcz; NB List Mail
Subject: Re:
how to make NetBackup backup what a symlink points
Correct if I'm wrong, but I'd say even if this is possible( would be
follow the symlinks option for tar, which NBU basicaly use ), it would be
an exception which we'd have to explicitly specify.
After all a symlink is a file on it's own and
Justin,
The answer to your questions is yes, if you were at 7.1.1 or 7.2.1 or
higher of the ONTap OS for all the NetApp filers involved you could do
SSO with the Master, Media, and NDMP devices having any number of them
sharing the same drives.
Thank you,
Mike Heck
Customer Focus Team
Symantec
Haven't used it but my coworker who is planning for the upgrade from 5.1
said that the DB is Sybase rather than Oracle.
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I don't believe so, unless you are backing up the individual vmdks. I
don't think that running multiple host restores from the same tape would
work out very well. 100 servers??? Ouch!
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Need some help...my situation is this...had a major corruption on our SAN
which
Actually, I just read the last line of your post. It just might work if
you dupe the media to disk. Try it.
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Need some help...my situation is this...had a major corruption on our SAN
which corrupted over 100 servers (VMs). Many of the servers wrote to the
same
Thank you.
I've contacted a degauss company that will do all of the DLT's for 3.00
each. Given the cost of buying a degausser, this seems very reasonable I
would think.
Thanks again.
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+ Keith +
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On Wed, 2 May 2007 [EMAIL
Alternatively, up the multiplex restore delay value long enough to let
you queue up all the images on the tape and they should all run at once.
Paul
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Sent: May 2, 2007 3:50 PM
Hi Folks,
I just got that Perl script working on my Windows master server, really
nice, even with smtp worked, using Blat. But it doesn't have much to report.
I have most of my scripts on UNIX media server, but I would appricite if
anybody else can share their ready to go scripts for Windows as
Even though NBU allows this capability, I would expect that
simultaneously demuxing interleaved data from a piece of tape would be
extremely slow. I'ts been a while since we had tape in our environment,
so I I'm definitely not speaking from experience! :)
PS to the OP: If you're nut running
Hello,
Are there any Gotchas when running a restore to alternate location
from the Windows GUI? Or does it work the way I would expect it to?
(minus recreating the original directory structure in the alternate path
you select)
Thanks in advance.
Dwayne Adams
0n Wed, May 02, 2007 at 12:43:37PM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On NBU 6.X the media catalog isn't just a database within Oracle server
SyBase DB.
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