I saw that, but is is to me a crude hack. Plus I loose the ability to
easily report and check compliance for systems. It doesn't help with
tape backups either.
My typical SLP is:
Backup to DD
Dupe to Tape
Dupe to Alternate site DD
or for systems primary backed up to alternate site:
Backup
Is this during the phase I or phase II import? Have you even tried phase II
imports? You have to complete phase I imports of media, then phase II imports
of the images on those media before you can restore anything.
Up your logging to verbose on the master and check the bptm and bpdbm logs. I
1) Copy ...\NetBackup\db\images\client from master to dr-master. (Alternately
restore catalog or import media)
2) Put media in DR library and inventory. (If using copy method above, move
media into non-scratch volume pool.)
3) Change bp.conf on dr client to match source client name (if restore
Thanks Michael for the info ,
I will try this today and give you a feed back , I presume that bp.conf is
located on the oracle server ( I mean the client ).
Michael wrote:
Hello Ibby
Firstly you will have to import the tapes with the DB backups on the DR master
Then do an alternate
Dear All,
I am sorry, I have another question.
I have a setup of unix NBU 6.5 with Oracle Data Base on Site-A.
Oracle Database Backup is performed with Netbackup Oracle Agent and the
Backup is written to DISK.
Now The same backup written on disk is moved to Site B where we have Unix
NBU
We use this type of configuration.
Can you use fcinfo hba-port and then fcinfo remote-port -s -p wwpn to see the
LUN presentation?
William D L Brown
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Hi all,
When using the NBU7 client dedupe feature, how is Activity Monitor /
bpdbjobs reporting the amount of data backed up? Is it how much was really
sent over the wire after deduping or is it what would have been backed up
if there were no dedupe (i.e. a traditional backup size)?
Thanks,
Hello
What are peoples experience with restore of the things under DFSR in Shadow
Components ?
Does it require a reboot ?
Regards
Michael
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I have upgraded two sites over the past week and we did not upgrade our
licenses to 7.0 and everything appears to be working just fine. We are
utilizing Advanced Disk (DiskPools and SLP), Enterprise Clients, Exchange,
SQL, Oracle, NDMP, etc.
As Ed stated, you SHOULD try to get your new keys or
I would agree. Take note, for Solaris, you need to be at Solaris10 Update
4 or higher. I don't know if the install will fail if you try to upgrade,
but I went ahead and patched the OS before doing the upgrade. Not hard,
but it took 4-5 hours for each server and they are all T2000's.
Rusty
Thanks again , It worked , I was able to successfully restore the tapes to DR .
Best Regards
Ibby
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Thanks for the reply Jonathan,
I get these errors during the import
media action when 'Catalog' is
selected from the left side window of the
GUI tree and Initiate Import is
selected from the topmost 'Action' pull
down.
It chugs away, reading and importing data one tape after another
and
Yes, you should be able to type a name in and it should detect the OS
too :-)
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To:
we have several Redhat LINUX servers with BACKEXEC or Netbackup client in it.
everytime our Backup administrator setup backup always ask us to provide
root password for them to setup backup.
Does there has way we don't need provide root password and Backup
administrator still can setup
For NetBackup, get a copy of the Linux client install and put it on yourself.
Once you have a working client, the NetBackup administrators can push the
updates to make it match the master.
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There are several thoughts.
If you can upgrade to 7.1 it will have linux install packages as a method of
installing the client.
If you have an account on the linux client that can write to /tmp you can
use the install method using sftp to write a directory in /tmp with all the
install
You can have more than one bp.conf files on the client.
You can have one in the normal location of /usr/openv/netbackup/ for the std
unix install.
Or you can have one in the home directory of the Oracle userid used for the
Oracle instance.
Therefore you can have different bp.conf files for
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