wow a lot of great info.
Thanks for the replies.
Here is the story to date:
We found the old robot and drives (ADIC Scalar 100) but we are having trouble
with it (don't know why... its only been sitting for 6 years). So I'm thinking
of doing a tape import route.
After talking to my vendor
I've imported many SDLT220 media written with NBU 5.1 into my 6.5.3
master without issue.
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well good guess I better get started!
on a side note.
I got my Red hat 7.1 box running NB 5.1 back up and running.
The robot (adic scalar 100 with two lto-1 drives) is alive but the picker seems
broke so I can't teach the robot or get it to inventory tapes.
in an effort to restore jobs
On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 02:54:32PM -0500, Sagz wrote:
The catalog still shows the tapes in the robot but as I said... I can't do a
tape inventory.
When I start a restore job it just sits there... I imaging getting hung up on
the bad robot.
If the robot isn't working, you can select the
Of Sagz
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To: VERITAS-BU@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: [Veritas-bu] I inherited a mess.
wow a lot of great info.
Thanks for the replies.
Here is the story to date:
We found the old robot and drives (ADIC Scalar 100) but we are having
trouble with it (don't
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 11:47:47AM -0500, Sagz wrote:
I'm new to Netbackup. Currently we have a 6.53 install with a Spectra Logic
t950 robot with LTO-4 Drives and LTO-4 Media. However there used to be a
different server with LTO-3 drives and LTO-1-3 media and a different hostname
and
Ok... got the old system backup and I was trying to do a catalog backup to disk
as the robot no longer exists and I get a media write error (status 84)
I have two storage units setup currently and I set the catalog to backup to one
of those but its not working with above error.
should I
.
HTH
Simon
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I have a problem
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I have a problem.
I'm new to Netbackup. Currently we have
Absolutely, but I was giving one example for 1 tape :-)
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From: Justin Piszcz [mailto:jpis...@lucidpixels.com]
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Hi
I have a problem.
I'm new to Netbackup. Currently we have a 6.53 install with a Spectra Logic
t950 robot with LTO-4 Drives and LTO-4 Media. However there used to be a
different server with LTO-3 drives and LTO-1-3 media and a different hostname
and catalog this was decommissioned about 3
the tape into
netbackup, then you can do the restore.
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[Veritas-bu] I inherited a mess.
I have a problem.
I'm new to Netbackup. Currently we have a 6.53 install with a Spectra
Logic t950 robot with LTO-4 Drives and LTO-4 Media. However there used to
be a different server with LTO-3 drives and LTO-1-3
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010, rusty.ma...@sungard.com wrote:
Importing is a 2 phase process. You have to read the headers of the backup
image off the tape first, then actually read the contents of the image to
populate the metadata into the catalog. It's pretty simple, and you can read
the details
Update:
I actually found the old server but it won't boot (redhat 7.1)
I was able to mount the filesystems to try and grab the catalog. Where could I
look?
i have access to /usr/openv/netbackup
thanks
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/usr/openv/netbackup/db/images/client_name
(where client_name is the name of the host you are trying to restore data
from)
In there will be directories based on the ctime the backup was originally
taken. The directory names will by something like 123400, where 1234 are
the first 4 digits of
I'm out at dinner right now, and I'm therefore not near my NetBackup
documentation, but I believe you'll want to check
/usr/openv/netbackup/db/images/lt;clientname
When I get home I'll check my notes to see if I'm correct.
Good luck!
- Heathe Kyle Yeakley
-- Sent from my Palm Prē
Sagz
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