Dear Guru,
My netbackup 6.5 suddenly stop operating with error 196.
Last full weekend backup *all failed.*
When I checked it today, these the detail problem :
1. Often come up error: intermittent connectivity lost with the
server. Verify services or Daemons are up.
2. 2
You cannot expire individual images on a media and re-use that space.
Once a certain image has been written, NetBackup will not overwrite that
position on the media until the entire tape has expired.
-Jonathan
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 4:36 AM, Adrian Soetanto
adrian.soeta...@bentoel.co.id wrote:
What I want is to delete only certain backup IDs in a media ID and free
up some space in that media ID.
I've tried to use this command:
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpexpdate -backupid backup_id -d 0
When you did stop start, did you confirm all NB processes had ended
correctly? (bpps -a)
I have experienced something very similar on a Windows Media/Master server last
week.
Use bprdreq -alive to check if resource processing is working. I'm guessing it
isn't. In which case you will
Hi,
Where i can find the lock file in Netbackup,What is this file means,
Could you please explain,
Thanks,
Shekhar Deshingkar.
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On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 08:28:07AM -0400, Martin, Jonathan wrote:
You cannot expire individual images on a media and re-use that space.
Once a certain image has been written, NetBackup will not overwrite that
position on the media until the entire tape has expired.
Right. And it's not just
I would recommend moving away from the Virtual Tape Library and utilizing
Advanced Disk, Disk Pools and Storage LifeCycle Policies. Most VTLs
today can be utilized as a giant pool of disks, instead of a bunch of fake
tape drives, as well. But, at that point, you could remove the
complication
On Friday 24 September 2010 10:28:45 judy_hinchcli...@administaff.com wrote:
All it is telling you is that it is backing up / (root) and in doing so it
sees that /u01 is a separate file system, and it knows you are doing
multiply jobs, so it will not backup /u01 with root but will do it as a
The VTL interface has been superseded by OST based devices and NetBackup's own
disk staging technologies.
If I were to start again I would take a serious look at the disk and
deduplication options available in NetBackup's 7.x.
NetBackup 7.x now converges three technologies:
1/ deduplication
