You might want to do some legwork of your own.
Having previously provided you the link for doing this for UNIX/Linux you might
have searched to see if there was a similar one for doing it for Windows.
There is.
http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=contentid=TECH77447
We also have our Catalog connected to a LUN on the SAN. That we we can expand
the LUN if needed, as out catalog grows. We also make a catalog backup to our
DR site so that we could retreirve our catalog if the primary data center had
an issue.
yes I found that link jeff thanks.
so here is what I have written up for tomorrow.
plan, pause all netbackup processes. and reinstall netbackup from disk to both
master server in the data center and the media server in the office.
-run a catalog backup the night before.
(this is one concern
I don't see where you mention changing the host name as one of your steps.
The IP address must be the same according to the link I sent you. In the past
others on this list have indicated they've done it with different IPs but had
to use the same host name. I haven't done this so someone
Two comments I'd like to add:
1) Putting path statements in your environment to all the different
directories of NBU commands (and other commands) just makes your life so
much easier.
2) The bptestbpcd command has an undocumented option: -debug
Using bptestbpcd -client clientname -debug
The LTO Ultrium compatibility is defined with two concepts demonstrating
investment protection: 1) An Ultrium drive can read data from a cartridge
in its own generation and two prior generations. 2) An Ultrium drive can
write data to a cartridge in its own generation and to a cartridge from the
