Hi,
Anyone help me in getting the hidden options with the nbpem command.
Like one i found with bptm , that is #bptm - makedbtentry.
In netbackup 5.1 , if i want to stop the scheduler to create the worklist,
we run the command #bpconfig -tries 0. In Netbackup 6.0, bpsched has been
removed
Im no rack expert but the DBA's have said they need that file backing
up. As its a sym link to a raw slice im doing it via dd and the block
size they recommend.
Im not sure if the rman job can actually do it as it may not be part of
the DB that Rman hooks into.
Its only a 256mb file so i dont
On Jan 31, 2008 11:28 PM, dy018 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know if NBU catalog is store on a NAS storage instead of SAN or
localdisk?
This was just discussed within the last week or so. This is not supported
due to NFS locking issues.
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Ed Wilts, Mounds View, MN, USA
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What Ed Said, however if your NAS Support iSCSI you might be in
business.
-Jonathan
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Hi all,
I'm having trouble with the VolDB on one of my media servers and
wonder if there's a solution. I am getting the following errors when
trying to expire media...
bash-3.00# bpexpdate -m 0081L2 -d 0
Are you SURE you want to delete 0081L2 y/n (n)? y
could not deassign media due to
Jamie,
I did a lot of testing at one point trying to tune NetBackup for
DSSU's, LTO2 and LTO3.
I found that 1024 MB fragments would never even spin up the LTO3
drive. It would basically start to speed up, then it would slow down
because it had to position for the next fragment. Total
Hi all,
Has anyone tried to use vRanger with VCB and then with Netbackup?
Thanks.
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Cheers. Yeah I guess i just wrote rack by habit :)
I could create a separate policy in netbackup and do RAW file backup of
the voting disk. Its another thing to admin schedule etc but it may work.
For the moment i have just done the following in my bpstart_notify.policy
RMAN can backup raw devices - we'll be doing that on our latest RAC
installation on Linux (the earlier one was using OCFS filesystem but
still had raw voting disk/OCR which is what prompted my question).
For that matter so can NBU itself can backup raw devices without RMAN.
We have some older
I have used the following with no issues and good speed. I have restored
across different master servers and robots during DR tests.
LTO-2 4GB frags
LTO-3 8GB frags (currently getting over 140 MB/sec on an LTO-3 installation
on a 1TB Oracle Database).
I have done some testing with 16GB on
On Feb 1, 2008 9:11 AM, Bryan Bahnmiller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I did a lot of testing at one point trying to tune NetBackup for
DSSU's, LTO2 and LTO3.
I found that 1024 MB fragments would never even spin up the LTO3
drive. It would basically start to speed up, then it would slow down
Can you see the media from the GUI (at the media section)?
If no, you have to recreate the voldb. Email me to send you info.
If yes, are you running the commands form a media server?
If yes, run them with the M master_server option or run them form the
master server
stefanos
-Original
Just got a handfull of 196's on last nite's incrementals.
Looks like a few new file systems on a unix machine pushed two clients
out past the window.
Nb 5.1 mp4 -- solaris 9 master -- windows and solaris clients.
But where all 5 tape drives busy?
I wondering how to get a report to
Is the media server a Solaris box? 'sar -f /var/adm/sa/saday -d' would
give you drive stats including tape drives.
Steve
On Feb 1, 2008 3:31 PM, Deiter, Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just got a handfull of 196's on last nite's incrementals.
Looks like a few new file systems on a unix
You might want to check out this, it was posted here about 3 months ago
(drive utilization script):
http://mailman.eng.auburn.edu/pipermail/veritas-bu/2007-November/045714.html
Jared M. Seaton
Recovery Administrator
Mylan Inc.
304-554-5926
304-685-1389 (Cell)
Deiter, Scott [EMAIL
Ed,
On Feb 1, 2008 9:11 AM, Bryan Bahnmiller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I did a lot of testing at one point trying to tune NetBackup for
DSSU's, LTO2 and LTO3.
I found that 1024 MB fragments would never even spin up the LTO3
drive. It would basically start to speed up, then it would
Chances are, the tape drives were busy. One of the things to check is to
see if 1 one of the clients was running really, really slowly. Sometimes
all it takes is for a NIC duplex to be mismatched, the client runs for days
instead of hours, and you bang off the 196s.
.../Ed
On Feb 1, 2008
Bob
Where are you issuing the command from? Personally I would run from the master
and use the -h switch, reason for this each media server keeps a separate copy
of its on media DB. So you would need to specify which host to expire the
media. Pre NBU 6 of course.
The other option is that it
Jared
could you possibly send the link again, doesn't seem to work for me.
would be quite interested in this.
Thanks
Dave
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