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What I've done in the past is just change any policy
Thank you to all who replied to this thread. The media server is a SAN media
server so no policies will need to be changed.
The intent of this thread was to minimize the consequences of the
inter-relationships between all of the other media servers.
I want to minimize timeouts with SSO, and
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Thank you to all who replied to this thread. The media server is a SAN media server so no policies will need to be changed.
The intent of this thread
LOCKED_FILE_ACTION = SKIP
WAIT_IN_QUEUE
TIMEOUT_IN_QUEUE = 300
Thanks,
Judi
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] only temorarily de-commissioning a media server
How can I minimize the effect of a media server temporarily ( 1 week) being out
of commission in an SSO SAN environment?
I do not want to take any action
temorarily de-commissioning a media server
How can I minimize the effect of a media server temporarily ( 1 week) being
out of commission in an SSO SAN environment? I do not want to take any
action that would require stop/starting netbackup. Perhaps I could change
some timeouts
