Hello everyone,
Our environment is like below:
NBU 7.0.1 Master server on Solaris 10, Quantum Library attached to this host
NBU 7.0.1 DMZ Media server on Windows 2008, Two LTO5 drives attached
We have license for SSO installed and need to share one DMZ drive with the
master server.
Can anyone
We are running nbu 7.0.1 and there is a know issue with the exclude list not
working in cluster nodes. There is a hotfix available to fix this issue.
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=contentid=TECH150081
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Hi,
Our environment is 1 master server and 3 media servers, running 7.1.0.2. Each
media server has it's own media server deduplication pool. All running Windows
2008 R2 SP1. Two media servers are local, and the other one is on another
datacenter. The two local ones, do SLP Duplication
What's the best practice on moving the NBU master catalog to an NFS mount or a
SAN share? With all the drama going on around our catalog size and the new
Isilon, I'm beginning to wonder if we'll out grow out current master servers
local disk soon. I'll be digging through Symantec PDFs, but
What’s the best practice on moving the NBU master catalog to an NFS mount or
a SAN share?
I would be careful to not put my catalogs on the same storage array(s)
as the data that I'm backing up. The same failure that loses your data
would also compromise your ability to restore it.
Agreed, in our case catalog's go to email, tape (onsite and offsite) and a
network file system. Backup images go to Tape (onsite and offsite) and Data
Domain.
-Original Message-
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On
Nick,
1) Be sour that you have shared the drives (or a drive) to both servers
at the SAN level so both systems OS can see the drives.
2) Configure the Solaris sg drives, if needed
3) Add the SSO license to both servers
4) Run the device configuration wizard from the GUI
Unless I misunderstood your reply, you do not want to store your live
catalog on the same external storage array as the one that houses the
other production data (Email, fileshares, etc.).
For best practices, common sense is probably the most applicable here.
Raid 10 will have best performance,
OK, so I took over the full backup operations of my company 2 months. my
longterm task was to switch the media server (which is in a secure state of the
art data center) to be the master, and the master server (which is in a closet
behind me in my office, no power reserves/generator) to be the
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=contentid=TECH16116says
No.
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=contentid=TECH33326says
No.
Cheers, Wayne
On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 12:33 PM, Sanders, Nate sande...@dmotorworks.comwrote:
What’s the best practice on moving the
Yeah that was pretty much what I figured.
From: Wayne T Smith [mailto:wtsm...@maine.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2011 2:33 PM
To: Sanders, Nate (DS)
Cc: VERITAS-BU@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] NBU catalog on NAS/SAN
In point of fact it only says NO to NFS/CIFS.The original question also
asked about SAN as well and I don’t know of any prohibition against that but as
others have noted you’d want to make sure the disk array used is backed up to
other locations because if the array fails you’d lose both
I am fairly certain SAN LUNs are explicitly supported and infact that
allows one of the new DR protections for the master made available for
7.0. I have it bookmarked at the office.
On 11/15/2011 4:11 PM, Lightner, Jeff wrote:
In point of fact it only says NO to NFS/CIFS.The original
Hey guys
I have been looking for some comparisons between Netbackup and Quest Netvault
only because management has requested it. I know that Netbackup and Commvault
are tops but need some information to get management off my back so please post
any comparision information you may have between
Hey guys
I have been looking for some comparisons between Netbackup and Quest Netvault
only because management has requested it. I know that Netbackup is way ahead of
Quest Netvault but need some data to back it up and can't find much on the
Quest software. So please post any comparison
Hello,
I you want to do it yourself, you have two options.
A. Switch the hardware.
B. switch the hostnames and reinstall netbackup on both systems. Do a
netbackup catalog recovery to the new master.
If you have to keep the hostnames, your only option is to call Symantec.
Stefanos
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