I'm trying to recover the catalog at a DR site onto a 6.5.5 Solaris Master
server with the same hostname as the live server yet I'm getting failed to
execute bprestore error (25)
EXIT STATUS 25: can't connect on socket
Any ideas???
Mick
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Hi,
Where is the DR catalog you are trying to recover from?
Local disk?
Tape?
Normally in a DR environment you should have it all setup (e.g., a fresh
install) and ensure everything is working and ready to go (then it should
not impact the DR process), once that's done then re-attempt the
Hi,
One is in bp.conf, the other is a good question as to where its stored on
disk; however the two places in jnbSA are Master Server Properties - Global
Attributes:
Then, Universal settings:
If you set these two the new address the e-mail should come from root and be
sent to
Hi,
Yes, you should do it in a test environment first, what I normally do is add
the new keys first-and then remove the old ones using get_license_key.
Justin.
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Hi Justin
I thought Gideon had cracked this with bprd not running but it goes deeper than
that. I restarted all the processes and bprd is running but still I've a code
25 error.
This is a DR system that's recovered the catalog from tape in the past and has
worked fine, last DR exercise was
I opened a case with RedHat for the first issue. There recommendation was to
change the way NetBackup sends so it doesn’t use mailx as the issue occurs for
mailx but not for Sendmail itself. I haven’t had a chance to investigate
where in NBU I’d change that. Instead I login directly as
Check the /etc/hosts file, I had a similar problem and found it must have a
loopback address defined -
127.0.0.1 localhost loghost
Simple, but easily missed.
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Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2012 10:30:38 +
From: Mr Crosby mr.cro...@gmail.com
Subject:
Thanks David. I ended up taking it back to 6.0 then up to 6.5.5 and restored
the catalog without any issues.
Now onto 7.0 upgrade...
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On 2 Feb 2012, at 14:24, David McMullin david.mcmul...@cbc-companies.com
wrote:
Check the /etc/hosts file, I had a similar problem and
Getting new keys can be a pain. Hopefully you received your entitlement letter
from Symantec.
Otherwise start the process by placing a call to Symantec(ask for a new
entitlement letter and double check the email address) .
You can request eval licenses if your in a jam.
It's not automatic.
It
To set NetBackup cleaning as opposed to robot cleaning itself I gather we need
to setup barcode rules as discussed in the following thread:
http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/cleaning-tape-cln
I’ve done that but am curious if they are correct about having to set HC2_CLN
for HCART2 and
Hi,
I’ve not used that tape of library; but with NBU and using universal cleaning
tapes you generally will want a set number of cleaning cartridges associated
with each drive type.
This is *required* (e.g., yes you need both HC_CLN and HC2_CLN) so automatic
cleaning via the TAPE_ALERT
What is the make and model of you tape library. A number of them require that
the library do the tape drive cleaning.
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