One way to solve this problem is to use encryption. Use a key-per-tape
procedure and when the tape images expire, destroy the key. There will be
no way to ever get that data back and the tape can sit in your scratch pool
for years.
.../Ed
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 4:01 PM, bruceephx
Oh yeah, and if you haven't bought the servers yet, Sun has some with dedicated
busses for 10Gb NICs. Haven't played with them yet, but it's definitely worth
considering. I want to say the 5240 has them while the 5220 doesn't.
If you mean your incremental backups and full backups in the same policy are
going to different targets, then check the schedules and one or more will be
set to override the storage unit set for the policy.
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I don't know if this has changed since 5.1, but at 5.1 and earlier you would
need to use /usr/openv/netbackup/NET_BUFFER_SZ (yes, SZ) and put a value
greater than 64KB in there. It really doesn't matter what you use, unless
you're going over a LFN, 1048576 will work in most cases. It's not
I haven't followed the whole thread so excuse me if my message isn't
relevant but I read in a performance tuning guide you should set your
NET_BUFFER_SZ to 4 times the size of your SIZE_DATA_BUFFERS
Also - not mandatory but recommended to match the client and media
server network buffers
The
I just had a problem with this same error on a windows 2000 client. This
was on a new 6.5 install.
At the very end of the install, the installer connected to the windows
event logs through WMI I think but this failed due to WMI repository
being corrupted somehow. The install rolls back at this
