Hi Michael,
The name of BCV on Sym is SnapView on Clarrion.
You can read some good information in this document :
http://www.emc.com/techlib/pdf/H2259_clariion_snapview_mirrorview_Oracle_10g_wo_ldv.pdf
Have a good day,
Didier
Michael Graff Andersen a écrit :
Hello All
Have
Jack,
What happens then when a tape drive attached to the Media Server fails ?
All clients backing up to this Media Server will have a failed backup.
Or do you select Any Available as option for the Policy storage unit in
the policies attributes ?
Best Regards,
Bart WALLEBROEK
On Fri, 26 Oct 2007, WALLEBROEK Bart wrote:
Jack,
What happens then when a tape drive attached to the Media Server fails ?
All clients backing up to this Media Server will have a failed backup.
Or do you select Any Available as option for the Policy storage unit in
the policies attributes
We will be migrating a very large database application to a platform
running redhat and oracle.
So to use rman backups with veritas netbackup I'm assuming we only need
the redhat client/licenses and veritas oracle agent licenses. We will
be at version 6.4 by the time this migration takes place.
Guys sorry for posting but hopefully someone can help. Im trying to find
a recent sheet for EOSL on Veritas file system and Veritas Volume
Manager. Also what are the current versions.
I've only found this so far which was written in 2004. Anyone point me
in the right direction?
On Fri, 26 Oct 2007, Deiter, Scott wrote:
We will be migrating a very large database application to a platform
running redhat and oracle.
So to use rman backups with veritas netbackup I'm assuming we only need
the redhat client/licenses and veritas oracle agent licenses. We will
be at
Hi,
Although the drive is empty, It seems as if it is being used master server. Due
to that, that drive can not be used by policies. Is there any command to see
there is a lock on it?Is there any command to clear the lock to re-use it
without stopping netbackup daemons?
Regards,
Asiye
My apologies for not being very specific.
Netbackup enterprise server 6.0 mp 4.
Solaris 9 master.
Red Hat v5.0 Media server with SSO
Fibre connected to an SL500 with 6 SDLT drives.
Oracle 10
Rman backups will run directly to tape.
So to use rman backups with veritas netbackup I'm
Hmmm.. I need to look into this further. I could have sworn that it
stores a checksum per file backed up, and that it used that checksum
when it restored the file to see if the restored file is the same as the
backup.
I wonder if we can get an authoritative answer on this from a Symantec
You're absolutely right. Of course, every time you copy data, you face
a similar risk. Every single time you copy data from one device to
another, multiple levels of CRC/ECC are used to make sure that the
target copy is the same as the source copy, and there is a chance
(however small) every
6.0 MP5 has two significant bugs that I know of:
1. Compressed catalogs cannot be read when browsing backups to be restored:
You have to open a support case and get a new bpdbm binary.
2. NDMP backups fail if you have tuned Netbackup with NUMBER_DATA_BUFFERS. You
have to open a support
running /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/nbrbutil -dump will show
anything that is currently assigned by the resource broker
you can use the nbrbutil command to release resource allocations as well.
run nbrbutil -help for more info
Jared M. Seaton
Recovery Administrator
Mylan Inc.
Hi there,
I am looking for opinions whether or not to go to 6.5 or 6.0MP4
Currently on 5.1MP6/Solaris - Master/ Solaris, Linux, Windows, Exchange,
VM - Clients/ Flashbackup, BareMetal, Oracle raw partitions, - future
options
Alex Gerber
CISSP, CISA
Senior UNIX Systems Administrator
Sepracor
Hi Jared,
Many thanks for your answer. I will do that.
Regards,
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To: Asiye Yiğit
Cc: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] how to see whether the device has lock
running
Well, I'd say got to 6.0 MP5 (not MP4) since it addresses some issues in
MP4, specifically things we've had issues with.
I'm always very hesitant to move to any new software version of any
product, be it Netbackup or anything else.
But with Netbackup I've learned not to touch it until at least
What, you've only got two engineering binaries applied ? You should try
harder to break stuff, we've got 6! =)
We keep making cracks about not needing the next MP release at all since
we're already running it...
John Nardello
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Normally I would agree with the wait until mp2 scenario, but this is not a
.0 release...this is still built on the 6.0 platform. Not only that, after
the issues with 6.0 I know that Symantec took extra precaution with this
release. That being said, I have come across three bugs so far with 6.5.
It's unclear whether you're asking about an OS-level SCSI reserve that
NetBackup doesn't know about, but assuming SSO and a SCSI reserve that
NetBackup actually set, you want /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmdareq, like so:
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[9] vmdareq -display -D P2R0E2-9940b-05
Are those 2 bugs only in 6.0 MP5 or MP4 as well?
I am migrating from Solaris to AIX, and I have to tune the buffer settings
on AIX media server to get good throughput. I haven't been able to test
NDMP on it yet though.
Jared M. Seaton
Recovery Administrator
Mylan Inc.
304-554-5926
Don't know - I went from 4.5 FP6 to 5.1 MPsomething till I had enough of that
then onto 6.0 MP5.
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... and of course you'd use -release to release the SCSI reservation.
(I'd say check the man page for details, but they didn't bother to write
one for vmdareq, so just do vmdareq -h.)
--
gabriel rosenkoetter
Radian Group Inc, Unix/Linux/VMware Sysadmin / Backup Recovery
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I was under the impression, from Symantas sales folks, that 6.5
essentially *was* 6.0 MP5, without any real feature adds. Did that
change somewhere along the way?
(As it happens, we're planning a hop from 5.1MP5 to 6.5 soon...)
--
gabriel rosenkoetter
Radian Group Inc, Unix/Linux/VMware
6.5 is being consider a new release, however 6.5 is using the same
database as 6.x so there is no database merge as with 5.x to 6.x.
From what I understand the install is rather painless, and runs thru
very much the same way as a MP install did. Symantec has changed the
way they are labeling
Anyone know much about the flexible disk option?
I was curious how the SAN Client and SAN Server modes work.
I get that with 65, you can share out a fiber-attached DSSU, assuming you
expose your dssu lun(s) to your fc-connected targets.
So, can you have one dssu shared out to multiple targets
Gabe,
NetBackup 6.5 is huge feature release, not a Maintenance Pack for NBU
6.0.
NBU 6.5 adds things like SAN Client, a new Open Disk API for better
support of Storage and VTL's. When PureDisk 6.5 comes out, it will
support PureDisk media servers, etc.
It is a huge feature release.
If you have multiple STU create an STUG
Thanks,
Rockey J. Reed
You're not obligated to win. You're obligated to keep trying to do the
best you can every day. Marian Wright Edelman
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