Bpdbjobs is the most easy way to do it, but if you want something else run
the command
bperror |grep successfully wrote backup id |awk '{print $9$5
$15}'|sort |uniq
if you are using windows Google and find awk sort and uniq for dos. Or a
Unix like dos flavor.
stefanos
From:
List,
I'm planning a Netbackup server upgrade from Solaris 8 sparc to Solaris 10
on CMT (T5120) and I wondered if anyone might have a check list or plan that
might have been used to do a similar upgrade? The master is the only server
in the environment.
At a high level I know I need to do the
Looks like I opened my mouth and stuck my foot in it.
bperror doesn't look back 1 week...
Joe Despres
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On Fri, Aug 13, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Joseph Despres jdesp...@csc.com wrote:
Looks like I opened my mouth and stuck my foot in it.
bperror doesn't look back 1 week...
It can but the default is 3 days I think. For longer-term reporting, look
at OpsCenter or a 3rd party reporting tool.
Ed
so if you use the -hoursago 168 option then it should show you 7 days
worth...
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of stefanos
Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 12:57 PM
To: 'Ed Wilts'; 'Joseph
No.
You have to go to Host properties - master server - cleanup and change the
keep logs for parameter accordingly. Be aware that if someone had change
it from the default value (28 days) to something lower, then if you raze it
you may fill up the disk space.
stefanos
From:
Check this:
It works with the database, so no worry about logs.
It also works for up to 4 backup copies.
Change the hoursago value
bpimagelist -hoursago 24|awk '
BEGIN {
FRAG=
IMAGE=
}
/IMAGE / {
FRAG=
Hey Stefanos..
Now this is getting real close!
Here's a snippet of the output ::---
IMAGE ignsvsnwk001bck_1281646864 AS1028 cscbk06
IMAGE ignsvsnwk001bck_1281697264 AS1098 cscbk06
IMAGE ignsvsnwk002bck_1281646866 AS1028 cscbk06
IMAGE ignsvsnwk002bck_1281697266 AS1098 cscbk06
Hi,
I did this in the past and got bitten a little bit, a couple of the FIBER
HBA's were legacy and were not supported in Solaris 10, make sure your
hardawre will be supported in Solaris 10.
Probably not a problem for a T5120 but definitely an issue for an old
V440.
Justin.
On Fri, 13
I've used the method of swinging the SAN attached /usr/openv/ over to the new
server and it worked perfectly. TAR will have the same affect.
As other have mentioned... Make sure you new system has NetBackup installed
before hand, Test out the new server to make sure everything works on it
I have done something similar several times in our environment for either lease
returns or to perform a fail safe upgrade. What we have done is as follows...
1. Build out the replacement server as close to the original
2. Present a LUN to the old server and copy /usr/openv to the new LUN
3.
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