Guys i've been reading on Status 13 quite a bit but am still flummoxed
as to why we are getting this on an environment here.
Ok
Netbackup 6.0MP4 Windows 2003 Master server
Netbackup 6.0MP4 Windows 2003 Media server attached to EMC disk virtual
storage.
Netbackup 6.0MP4 Linux Client running
Are the oracle backups being issue from an agent such as RMAN?
I know in the past the number of simultaneous backup streams are
actually pushed from oracle and not netbackup.
This was all set up in the RMAN scripts to stream 4 sessions at a time.
This has no bearing on me having 8 drives
So let's look at something else.
Are you running more than one job per client? (multistreamed backups)
If so lets look at how many jobs per client are allowed.
Master server properties, Global Attributes
Maximum jobs per client -if this is one or 2 look at what jobs are running
and
My DBAs are starting to question me about an RMAN crosscheck they are
running.
Essentially I gather that when they ran it the crosscheck seemed to
report even backups run in the last 2 days as expired.
On checking the Data Domain unit I can see the images are still there
and on running
On 5/13/2010 4:05 PM, Victor Engle wrote:
Just wondered if anyone could discuss the best options for backing up
VMs running on ESX 3.5 and 4.0 systems? What are the pros and cons and
which methods allow for file level restores for the VM. My backup
server is solaris.
Thanks,
Vic
Yeah sorry perhaps not explained correctly.
The bpstart time out is 8 hours (28800)
The status 74 is what we would expect to see on the Master Server job
view, and is actually what the CLIENT bpbkar log shows after 8 hours of
the job hanging.
However, the issue is the Master server is
Well on the client they are empty and on the master server windows its
using the vxlog thingy which i've not looked at before. I.e there's
nothing in ~netbackup\logs\bpbrm. :(
I'm a unix engineer so find windows very frustrating as regards looking
and searching through logs.
cheers
Whelan,
Vstorage does not scale well at all. We had it backing up around 1000 vm
clients and crashed Vcenter everytime.
David Stanaway wrote:
On 5/13/2010 4:05 PM, Victor Engle wrote:
Just wondered if anyone could discuss the best options for backing up
VMs running on ESX 3.5 and 4.0
1000 clients simultaneously? Across how many hosts? Did you troubleshoot
at all with VMware support?
-Jonathan
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[quote=Martin, Jonathan]1000 clients simultaneously? Across how many hosts?
Did you troubleshoot
at all with VMware support?
-Jonathan
Not all at once. We were able to crash Vcenter with only 21 clients running at
once. We were using 1 master and 2 media servers.
We have had a case open
Mr. Rockey,
Who is the Automated Runbook´s author?
Thanks,
Márcia Garcia
Symantec Certified Professional
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