I just saw this in another forum and was curious if anyone has an
answer. It seems likely the E, U, Q, T are probably drive letters from
Windows that of course mean nothing in Linux/UNIX.
NOTE:
The question is NOT how to do alternate path restore using NBU - it is
specifically asking can
All,
I am having issues mounting a cleaning tape, I have a windows
environment, I have plenty of cleanings that on the tape, I also put a
new one in the library this morning, trying to clean the tape drive via
the GUI and via TP clean results in the same event log error
Event Type:
Are you positive that the cleaning tape is defined as the same type of media as
the drive that you are trying to clean?
It has to be identical. (hcart2 drive must use hc2_cln )
Bobby.
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From: Steve Bally [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All,
I am having
Hi,
If anyone is having command comparison table(equivalent functions)
between Netbackup and Networker, plase could you forward me ?
Thanks
Rag
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We have several servers that use the Netbackup SQL agent to backup SQL
databases directly to tape. I can use the Netbackup MS SQL client on my
SQL boxes to restore databases back to the same box. However, I've not
had success re-directing the restores to another SQL boxis this
possible?
The problem is that the two products think SO differently, I'm not sure
there are that many similar commands. There will be a few, but not as
many as you might think.
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Author of O'Reilly's Backup Recovery and Using SANs and NAS
VP Data Protection
GlassHouse Technologies
