You DON'T need all of those in NBU 6.0 and above...
For client, you ONLY need vnetd (13724) in both directions.
If there's a media server behind the firewall, you need PBX (1556) as
well between master media.
Rusty has posted the URL for the 6.x Port Usage Guide:
Hello Geeks,
I have a small question on VSP/VSS.
As symantec recommends VSS for 2003 clients over VSP then why it is the
defauly snap-shot provider option ?
Any specific reason for this recommendation as i can't find any tech note
specifying why VSS:
They all just explain that VSS is for 2003
I was on vacation last week.
Our DBA solved the problem she was having here.
It was the incorrect values for variable NB_ORA_CLIENT in the crosscheck
script which used the real hostname instead of the backup LAN hostname
which the backup/restore scripts use.
For most of our hosts we
Hello Geeks,
I am looking for the Process of VSP and VSS.
How these two are diffrent in their process:-What is the exact process which
they follow for the snap shot creation?
Thanks and Regards
Pranav Batra
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 10:12 AM, pranav batra pranav_vent...@hotmail.comwrote:
I have a small question on VSP/VSS.
As symantec recommends VSS for 2003 clients over VSP then why it is the
defauly snap-shot provider option ?
It's historical and is no longer the default in NetBackup 7.0.
May as well convert to VSS now. It is no longer there in 7.0. I swapped
all my 2003 and 2008 clients and things have never work3ed better, no
more status code 156 errors. There is a good vss enabler script on the
Symantec Forums.
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
From a recent case with Symantec support:
... in the NB_6.5.6 readme, might be something to consider.
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NetBackup 6.5.6 automatically installs the Veritas volume snapshot Provider
(VSP) method for Open File Backups. VSP is the default Open File Backup method
in this
