mdonaldson wrote:
This isn't the case. SSO is used to share a single tape drive among
multiple media servers. It's the sharing locking mechanism for device
sharing. I could have zoned my 20 drives, one each, to my 19 media
servers and not needed SSO. What Judy describes is right,
Increasing the time out limit will be good, but might not really solve the
error code 0 and 1. It will also depending on your application. Suggest you
run thru the files, and see if they are critical files that encounter error 0
1.
My experience with my customer is as such that the files
HI,
I could find a Attribute like (1M), (1) in the commands of VERITAS UNIX.
What does it mean?
Ex: backuptrace(1M), bp(1)
Thanks,
Karthikeyan Sundaram.
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I'm guessing this is the case that because this is an IDS monitoring box
the directories and files on that volume are constantly in use. I
suppose then the raw backup will never work?
You'll have to excuse my ignorance with windows clients but isn't VSP
installed with the client software or do
These are indications of UNIX/Linux man (manual) pages. The (1M) and
the (1) are sections of man. Typically 1 = User commands and 1M =
administrative commands. However, it is somewhat arbitrary as to who
defines what as what. For me most NetBackup commands are
administrative as we don't have
Another vote for SSO.
Whoever dedicated the 2 drives per server doesn't understand SSO. The
person that suggested they were conservative was being too kind. The
adjectives I would use for them would suggest they rode the short bus to
school.
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What you need with NBU 5.x is to get an Advanced Client license and use
flashbackup on that client drive. It will then allow you to back it up.
You will need a lot of cache space for NBU to use during the backup. I
have one machine that has 2.5 TB of 3k files spread across 10 drives
that I use
Not as yet. something i'll look at also.
I have spoke to the App guy and it makes sense the drive can't be locked
to do a raw backup as it will be constantly in use by the application.
I'm a but stuck as to how to back this thing up now.
cheers
Donaldson, Mark wrote:
Have you increased your
I am a unix person, but I believe the VSP is installed with it, as I
have never had to install it but I set a number of servers to use it.
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I have 3 media servers and a NetApp filer connected via Fiber Cable to a
Brocade 5000 series switch which is then connected to tape drives in an
SL8500 tape library. What is the purpose for the Brocade switch? Do I
need it, or can I just connect the media servers and NetApp filer
directly to the
Direct connect fiber is possible but there's no device sharing this way.
This may not be an issue if you don't have SSO licenses.
However, frankly, switches add flexibility for later changes - if I had
a switch available to me, I'd use it even if I ended up with
point-to-point zones built in
Will,
You could connect directly, but then each tape drive would only be able to talk
to the media server it's connected to. I'd guess that you are probably running
Shared Storage Option- in order to take advantage of that you need some way to
allow each tape drive to accept data from several
Does anyone know how to reset the password for a Brocade 5000 switch?
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On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 7:26 AM, Dave Markham dave.mark...@fjserv.netwrote:
I'm guessing this is the case that because this is an IDS monitoring box
the directories and files on that volume are constantly in use. I
suppose then the raw backup will never work?
You'll have to excuse my
I haven't been able to get it to work no matter what I wrote in there.
Here's an example...supposed if I want to filter the jobs which are running
for more than 20 hours (this is just an example I know it can be
accomplished by looking at the current time putting a 20 hour old value in
start
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I'll chime in here for SSO too- if you have it, then zoning drives to only one
host is pointless and silly.
We are using 3 media servers and 2 NetApp appliances attached to 6 LTO3 drives
(soon to be 8 ) on a StorageTek l700 with SSO. All media servers can use all
tape drives as can the
How about this:
Filter-Advanced-Elapsed Time-Regular Expression
^[2-9].:..:..
Khurram Tariq wrote:
I haven't been able to get it to work no matter what I wrote in there.
Here's an example...supposed if I want to filter the jobs which are
running for more than 20 hours (this is just an
I realized the error I was making. I was writing my regex as if it were
being used for grep, I was missing the dots. Thanks.
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