This is what I tried but it almost broke my Windows 2003 server(s), tried
installing this plain and over the 6.0 (GA) client, no luck.
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007, tburrell wrote:
Try this:
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/290388.htm
Tom Burrell
jpiszcz wrote:
Does anyone know the
Whenever a drive is cleaned, I want an e-mail alert? Is there a
(tpclean).CALLED script or anything like that anyone is where of?
Justin.
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On 11/16/07, tburrell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As for moving the media server to a new master- I've never done that, but
my inclination would be to rebuild the media server, rather than try to move
it. Less likely to have unknown settings throwing you off, and I find that
a clean build is
Can someone give me some advice concerning the configuration of
Windows_Flashbackup to a UNIX based Master Server?
Master Server.
Solaris 10
NBU 5.1 MP6
Media Server
Windows 2003
NBU 5.1 MP1
I am trying to setup a Windows_Flashbackup policy from the Java console
Policy
ok, thanks for your response. reason is, we're testing a new encryption
product (compresses/encrypts) and the lto3 is new to me as well. I did see
elsewhere that the lto3 will disable compression automatically if it has to but
i don't know how to confirm that this is actually happening.
tpclean -L
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007, Steve Bally wrote:
All,
I am trying to get some reporting together and need a little help. I
need to get drive times for specific drives on a specific robot, over a
specified period of time.
Additionally I would like to get the actual time for
can someone tell me how i can disable compression on an hp 960 lto3 that is in
a sun library. on a windows server, the option to disable is greyed out when
looking at the driver properties, and LTT won't read the drive info (can't
load nt miniport driver issue). called hp and they couldn't
Seems like that shouldn't be the case, but OK i'll try it. Our Qlogic rep
states this adapter should be fully capable of 380MB/sec, full duplex, on both
ports, simultaneously. best in industry And the T2000 is no slouch in the
PCI-E department.
On Fri, Nov 16, 2007 at 08:43:35AM -0800, X_S wrote:
ok, thanks for your response. reason is, we're testing a new
encryption product (compresses/encrypts) and the lto3 is new to me as
well. I did see elsewhere that the lto3 will disable compression
automatically if it has to but i don't know
On Fri, Nov 16, 2007 at 05:34:38AM -0800, X_S wrote:
can someone tell me how i can disable compression on an hp 960 lto3
that is in a sun library. on a windows server, the option to disable
is greyed out when looking at the driver properties, and LTT won't
read the drive info (can't load nt
Have you tried the backup already? If so, what are the policy settings and how
fast are your drives streaming?
LTO3 is rated for 70MB/sec native..more if the data compresses well, so make
sure your backup server has at least 1000Mbps network connection and same goes
for the client. If your
We need more details too. I'm guessing this is probably 420KB/sec (like what
you would see in the job detail) which is dismal. Even 4.2MB/sec is pretty
bad. 42MB/sec would be OK, but I'd be guessing the bottleneck is the VM.
It sounds like you are saying you have one of the tape drives
Crossroads vormetric are now in the game as well.
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we have used the appliance from neoscale for about a year but then stopped a
year ago. we have a windows netbackup environment and disappearing tape drives
is just a headache. we use persistent binding and that helps but at the time
the appliance itself would shuffle the drives whenever it
You may see better performance by connecting the tapes and CDL to
different HBAs in different slots on separate busses.
Yes, there's more than enough bandwidth, but the bus has to reverse
direction to send/receive, so if you have your cards laid out so one bus
is sending and the other receiving
Let us know how it goes - I'm looking at doing the same thing with a T2000.
-Neil
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Depending on how many streams and write drives are running
concurrently, check your shared memory settings in /etc/system.
On Nov 16, 2007, at 1:00 PM, Chris_Millet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm starting to experiment with the use of T2000 for media servers.
The backup server is a
No other activity on the server except for the read stream from VTL and the
write stream to LTO3. There are a couple GB allocated for shmmem.
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If this is a hardware based encryption product, then you probably still want
the tape drive to do compression. Although it won't do much, typically the
ends of blocks get compressed. For our Decru appliances, the Decru expert
we had on site said to make sure that tape drive compression stayed
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