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NBU 5.1 MP2 Master Win2k3 SP1 + 2 SAN Media NBU 5.1 MP Win2k3 SP1 SSO
Guys,
I have SQL2005 in production that is not supported on MP2 - I intend to go
to MP5 and upgrade the Master and Media Servers, followed by the clients.
However I want to try and verify just HOW essential is it
I don't think you can turn this off because of the nature of the NDMP
protocol.
Greg
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In fact, there was a procedure posted on the web - doing a google search may
help ;-)
Yes may be unsupported, but I have accidentely done it - but with no
problems reported.
Either I was lucky, or just a dab hand ;-)
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
You'll need multipathing software. For instance, in the EMC world, you
'll need something like Navisphere.
Dave Markham wrote:
Guys has anyone heard of trying to have resilient Tape drives over
fiber? Someone came and asked me saying a new install was going to be
specced having dual hba's
Hello everyone, I have question
I have two tapes called JZ0678 and GK5516
I would like to move everything that is stored on JZ0678 to GK5516 and then
make
JZ0678 available in SCRATCH pool, can I do that? and if yes how would I be able
to do it?
Thank you so much for help.
Chris
Hello,
I have been tasked with evaluating the performance of 5.1 environment
running on Solaris and making recommendations for improvement. Can
anyone point me to some good scripts that can be used to pull drive
utilization information, backup window utilization, client performance,
etc?
Thanks
We actually do dual (or more) HBAs to SAN so we'll have redundance for
disks (EMC Clariion/DMX) so can also SEE the tape drives on multiple
paths but only use one path for tapes. Having your tape drives stay on
line isn't quite as critical as having your disk drives do it so we've
never seen the
whoops... I guess i got confused with my v240's bge's that aren't
supported.
thanks for the clarification.
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that is not true, I think you can trunk ce interfaces too... I did
it on E4500
that had two ce0 and ce1 interfaces and they were
Not at all.if the total amount of data provided to the drive isabove the
minimum streaming rate of the drive, then the drive will runat a constant
speed, and the slower client will just have have fewerblocks on the tape than
the faster clients.
So your data interleaving on the tape, if
Maybe you can make some suggestions for some of us to increase writespeed to
70MB/S.;o)
70MB/S is pretty smokin
Paul
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I found a script that list all the policy's and then breaks them down to
active and not active. It displays the results to the screen and send
them by email as well. I can upload this if anyone wants to see/use it?
Greg
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What do your logs say under /usr/openv/volmg/debug/* as well as
/var/adm/messages? What does your master's tpautconf -t, and
/usr/openv/volmgr/bin/scan say? Are the serial numbers in sync? What
about the duplex on the media server interface half/full, and can you do
a forward and reverse lookup
I work in a lab environment too so I feel your pain...
I hate to say this, but you may have jumped the gun going to 6.0.
Netbackup officially supports clients that are 1 rev behind the master - this
means that if you have a problem with backups or restores, support won't get
involved.
Your
By the way, we've tried to test SunTrunk using a 4-processors V480 with 8GB
RAM,
but without success. The CPU consumption easily reached to 100%
but with the network bandwidth lower than 1, 1.2 Gbps.
SUN support was simply patetic (and worse, very expensive).
So, the bottom line: it's not any
On 12/4/2006 11:01 AM, Dave Markham wrote:
Guys has anyone heard of trying to have resilient Tape drives over
fiber? Someone came and asked me saying a new install was going to be
specced having dual hba's providing 2 paths to the fiber attached tape
drives. Im talking Solaris here and an L500
What happens when you try to do the move without the unload ???
What does mt tell you when you query the drive via the OS ??? Remember
that
the OS can think differently of the drive(s) to what Netbackup knows. I
have had
issues with an L100 in the past. The 180 is quite similar, the only real
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