Actually, the scenario he lays out is exactly the scenario where using
mpx'd restores actually helps. It will allow the tape drive to stream
during the restore just like during the backups. I've done this many
times, and there is no penalty.
I would fire every one of the 100 restores at the
Thanks,
Do we need to setup the NetApp option tape.reservations scsi on the NetApp
filers or is it not necessary ??
Gilles.
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Hello all,
Is it possible manipulate of concurent drives number while phase II of
disk staging?
We are using NB 5.1mp5. Storage unit for final for final destination has
5 drives configured for concurrent using. Staging uses 4 drives for
phase II and we need reduce this number.
Thank you, Sergey
Gilles,
I am not 100% sure of this, I believe tape.reservations scsi is required. I
would suggest that, since this is an option in the NetApp OS not a NetBackup
option, that you check NetApp's support to see if that option is needed for
drive sharing.
Thank you,
Mike Heck
Customer Focus Team
Has anyone had problems installing MP6 on 5.1 on HP-UX? I have installed
on two of our five successfully, but the other three either fail, or
fail to start after a successful install. Any clues would be
appreciated.
Regards,
Patrick Whelan
NetBackup Specialist (Contractor)
COLT Telecom
Architect
I have not but in Linux when upgrading sometimes if you check the
installation log (/tmp/..some_file_here..) it will show you what it failed
on, in many cases, the make_scsi_dev script was running and if you tried
to remove it you will get text file busy-- one work-around is to move it
out of
Hi Mike,
Effectively, there is nowhere this information on Symantec site. If this is a
prerequisite, Symantec would have to give this information on a document.
For me until now , this is not a prerequisite but I'm not sure, and I don't
know if my Netapp's contact know about this. I will ask
What errors are you getting?
Steve
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] 5.1 MP6
Has anyone had problems installing MP6 on 5.1 on HP-UX? I
NetBackup 5.1 MP4 on linux kernel 2.6
I have a 3 TB filesystem on a NetApp that I'm backing up via NDMP. The
filesystem consists of about 56 million files and growing. I can
duplicate a weekly cumulative of this just fine, which consists of about
22 million files, but duplicating the Full
UNIX admins:
I wonder how common it is to have a catalog of sizes at or above 600GB and
if someone can share practical tips, tricks and just general experience
they use to deal with tasks like:
a) performing catalog backups
b) performing a consistency check
c) dealing with catalogs
I see there's been a wave of NDMP questions lately, so I thought I'd
join in too.
I'm trying to set up NDMP 3-way backups with NetApp filers. I've
successfully configured the primary filer, but I keep receiving Status
99 errors for the 3rd party filer. The detailed status shows:
Error bptm
Hi all,
Im planning to move our backup infrastructure onto a centralised platform as it
is currently split between Backup Exec for our Windows tin and BackupEdge for
the Unix / Linux boxes. Generally speaking both backup platforms have been
reliable but we are missing the robustness,
I'm trying to figure out the bpduplicate command (NBU 6.0 on Solaris).
How can I determine the acceptable values for -dstunit?
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On the filers, make sure ndmpd is on:
$ ndmpd status
or
$ ndmpd probe
-Shane
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I see there's been a wave of NDMP questions lately, so I thought I'd
join in too.
I'm trying to set up NDMP 3-way backups with NetApp filers. I've
I'm trying to figure out the bpduplicate command (NBU 6.0 on Solaris).
How can I determine the acceptable values for -dstunit?
It's where you want to have the data written. Any dstunit you have
defined should be valid.
This would allow you to pick a particular media server or volume type
While I agree with the last poster that it's probably not documented, I do
believe it's required. NetApp was required to support scsi reserve/release
before this feature would work. I'm guessing from your question that they made
this an optional feature on that NetApp. If you don't turn this
Misha,
My heart goes out to you, you're not in the best situation.
I have worked at a place with a similar size catalogue but they are worse
off in that they have no downtime. They were getting quite a bit of support
from Symantec. Symantec would get them to run several queries and request
the
Hi Dale,
Atleast two more tape drives are needed in my opinion. I'd feel more
confortable with 6. Just due to restores, slow clients, failures etc. Is
that 2TB for a Full weekend backup ? What are the nightly incrementals ?
The problem you'll have is that windows clients tend to pump out about
Can anyone save me some time and give me the magic command to do this ?
-aW
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I am a gui man myself but bpdbjobs -cancel_all seems like a likely
candidate.
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I have a quantum super loader 3 attached to a SUN v250 running solaris 8, which
is the master server. Backups start up just fine and it starts writing. Then
after about 12-15gb the backup fails with an 84 media write error and it
freezes the tape. This happens on several different tapes (lto3).
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