Running Netbackup 5.0Mp7 on Solaris 9 Master server.
10 odd network based clients some windows2000, 2003 and Solaris 8,9
We are having trouble with one Windows 2000 server running Envision IDS
software which creates millions of files under a directory.
f:\nic\lsnode has 87gb data with
To add The F:\ volume is 521gb with 134gb used. Does this mean the
raw backup is 134gb or 521 as i dont want it filling tape unnecessarily.
Ideally i'd like to do the mount point option and have a policy backing
up the mount point of the problem dirs e.g F:\nic\lsnode but i dont know
how
Thanks for the info Bryan.
I have just changed the file path to \\.\F: and ran a test and i'm still
getting 'WRN - can't lock raw device for read: \\.\F: (F:) (Win32 5:
Access is denied. )
I take it there's not other flash ways without advanced client license.
Cheers
Bryan Bahnmiller wrote:
You're not going to do it without partitioning the library. Hints in
another thread suggest it might be possible by using a another software
package as an interface but stock Netbackup will limit you to having a
library connected to one, and only one, master server.
The Master Server holds
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 11:38:04AM -0600, Donaldson, Mark wrote:
ACSLS, though, would fall into the category of using another software
package as an interface. I suspected ACSLS could do that but didn't
want volunteer that since I don't have firsthand knowledge of it.
FYI--
If you use one of
Do you have the Veritas open file agent installed and have you rebooted?
Are you running the latest service pack for whatever version client?
I backup far more than 1.4 million files here on single Windows 2000
systems with and without Flashbackup without issue.
-Jonathan
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Where and what are you trying to do?
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of Khurram
Tariq
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 1:27 PM
To: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: [Veritas-bu]
Lets say I'm in activity monitor of NetBackup Admin Console (Java) I
create a filter to filter out certain jobs. In the comparion list I have the
option of choosing regular expression. I'm looking at creating a slightly
more complex condition than the ones that are already available.
On Tue,
I have 1 windows master running Netbackup 6.5 with 3 media servers. I
have Storagetek/Sun SL8500 with 8 LTO3 tape drives (2 drives are
dedicated via NDMP to a Netapp 3050). All drives are connected via FC to
brocade etc. we have the Shared storage option but I don't think it's
working properly.
If a drive is visible to one and only one server because of zoning ,
then SSO isn't necessary. SSO is used to share a single drive among
multiple media servers. Each server uses it in turn but then releases
it after use to be used by a different server. While you may be
licensed for SSO, what
The shoe-shining issue is resolved by enabling multiplexing on your
backups. By having multiple jobs writing to the same tape, the tape
doesn't have any idle time to shoe shine your drive.
I have 2 tape libraries, both with 12 drives a piece. All 24 drives and
2 robots are presented to my 1
I agree if you are only zoning each drive to one media server the SSO is
not needed.
However! If those two drives fail - bad tape - bad whatever and are
down then that media server has NO tape drives avail.
I have 18 tape drives and have zoned all 18 to all of them to all 4 of
my media
I should also add, that even though I have 18 drives avail to each
server, the number of drives used at one time is still based on policy
and which storage unit it uses ( as you set how many tape drives are in
a storage unit.)
So serverA zoned to all 18 drives.
Storage unit is 2 drives at a
I think the reboot question is valid based on the can't lock raw device for
read message. If some other entity is preventing NBU from gaining access to
the device that entity has to be kicked off somehow.
Another option would be run a 'chkdsk /f /r' against that volume. That will
typically
The way I understand SSO, is if you're using anything more complicated
than a stand alone tape drive, then you need SSO (I could be totally
incorrect here, this is me trying to summarize SSO in 20 words or
less).
This isn't the case. SSO is used to share a single tape drive among
multiple
Have you increased your timers yet? Client_read_timeout springs to
mind...
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of Dave
Markham
Sent: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 9:11 AM
To:
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 02:53:58PM -0500, Khurram Tariq wrote:
Lets say I'm in activity monitor of NetBackup Admin Console (Java) I
create a filter to filter out certain jobs. In the comparion list I have the
option of choosing regular expression. I'm looking at creating a slightly
more
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