Need to run a script on the Master server when each
backup job starts. I tried parent_start_notify and
found that it only runs for policies that have Allow
Multiple Data Streams checked.
It seems to me that there should be some script that
can be run reliably on the master every
It's all about media servers. If you advancement over the arrangement to a
specific
media server and ambition to restore from a altered media server (in this case
with absolute admission to the drives), again you can move the accompanying
media to
the added media server.
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George,
When can i expect this feature in Veritas VCB ?
George Winter wrote:
Hi Gary.
Currently VCB does not support the ability to exclude drives when backing up
the full virtual machine at the vmdk level (VMware calls this a FullVM
backup). The ability to selectively backup
Hi,
Can any one tell me the Rules for Vaulting? I mean what are the methods and
procedure for Vaulting?
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Correct, backup_notify is not what I'm looking for because it runs when a
backup job completes, which backup_exit_notify is already doing quite
reliably on the Master server. Having something do the same, but
on my various Media servers, does not help. I was looking for a script to
run on the
I did a little more thing on this. You just need to buy the Enterprise
Client, San Media server is included with it.
Jim
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Is anyone using this feature within NetBackup? I recently found out
about it, but it's been around since 4.5 Our catalog is approaching 1
TB in size and this looks like a good solution, as long as there are no
gotchas.
Just curious how it's working for people.
Thanks in advance.
Tom Tschida
I know I know it is not supported anymore and we are trying to upgrade
but business reasons do not permit it at this time. That being said we
have an issue with 5.1 MP5 and Oracle Rman backups. Seems every day we
get jobs in the activity monitor that have a PID and a Client Name but
nothing else.
...on the master when each job starts.
I'm a little late to this thread, but how about:
#
# session_start_notify.sh
#
# This script is called by the NetBackup scheduler each time at least
# one backup/archive will be run, prior to starting anybackups/archives.
#
# this script:
# requires
Tschida, Tom (STP) wrote:
Is anyone using this feature within NetBackup?
Yes, we have to use it periodically here at Sanger.
I recently found out
about it, but it's been around since 4.5 Our catalog is approaching 1
TB in size
Under 5.1, we used catalog archiving to try to keep our
Thanks Wayne but it is more complicated than that. We have 20-25 Rman
Database that backup fine in this environment but these rouge entries
are for the same 20-25 Rman Backups. We just can't figure out where they
are
Getting started from since there is no policy name associated with the
PID...
Hudson, Steve wrote:
Thanks Wayne but it is more complicated than that. We have 20-25 Rman
Database that backup fine in this environment but these rouge entries
are for the same 20-25 Rman Backups. We just can't figure out where they
are
Getting started from since there is no policy name
If using the scripted rman procedure, you can specify policy/class and
schedule in the allocate channel stmt(s) to cause the backup server
to use the ones you want. I can give example of syntax, if required.
Also, this can happen if the client nodename is not exactly the same
as what's defined in
that's waaay to complicated for a simple email. There's a whole manual
on vaulting - probably best to dig into that.
Simply put, though, it's the automated duplication, ejection,
reporting of backup images and tapes. I use it to create scheduled jobs
that destage backups from disk-storage
Y'know.. I was in that boat about 6 months ago, and I think I was told just
about that same thing.. Not that it was bad, just that's how it was.. and
Mark's right, you'll really need to dig through the PDF and try out some test
vault policies.
I think the biggest hurdle I had to get past (and
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