Hi Folks!
Probably this topic was covered already here before but I couldn't find a clear answer for this doubt.
I have here a NBU 4.5 Datacenter making backup of a bunch of Unix Linux servers
and I am getting some bperror messages like the following:
TRV: /folder is in a different file
Hi, I have backed up a client at level full last Friday and
I have run successful differential-incremental backups on Monday and Tuesday. Yesterday
I moved this client to another policy and de-activated its previous policy.
Last night the backup ran at level differential-incremental but
Well at a guess I would re-apply the Emulex driver to the HBAs. Go into
device manager, right click on the HBA, and ask to Update Driver. If you
tell it to look in /windows/system32 for the driver it may find it,
without you needing the CD. Excuse me being a bit vague, I have not
tried
On Thu, Jan 19, 2006 at 09:29:56AM -, Kilpatrick, Mark wrote:
Hi, I have backed up a client at level full last Friday and I have run
successful differential-incremental backups on Monday and Tuesday.
Yesterday I moved this client to another policy and de-activated its
previous policy. Last
Title: Window file excludes
I have a policy that has 4 window servers in it, set to backup all local drives. But on one of the servers I need to have a special exclude setup. Is there a way to do this? Does windows have a client side exclude like UNIX servers do?
Greg
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Greg,
If
your using a gui just go to Host Properties / Clients then open the client in
question. In 5.1 the excludes will be under Windows Client. Otherwise you are
looking at hacking the registry.
David
Spearman
County
of Henrico, Va.
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Title: Window file excludes
I believe so, just put the exclude_list in
the app dir, same as UNIX, you can check the Windows Admin docs too, they
should tell you.
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Thanks! I knew that to. But was over thinking it!
:)
Greg
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veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.eduSubject: RE: [Veritas-bu] Window
Windows clients are a paint for excludes so as suggested i use a .reg file.
As i deal with unix mostly i find it easier to ship a reg file around
when i installed the windows client.
Create your exclude list on a client through the gui or log onto the
client ( however timbuktu/Terminal
Can anyone confirm this? Please dont tell me i've been doing reg stuff
when i could put a file in a dir like i do on unix :)
D
Piszcz, Justin wrote:
I believe so, just put the exclude_list in the app dir, same as UNIX,
you can check the Windows Admin docs too, they should tell you.
I do not believe you can do this as the info is stored in the registry.
Rusty
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Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2006 8:36 AM
To: Piszcz, Justin
Cc: Hindle, Greg; veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Does anyone have any insight on how to do scheduled
weekly/monthly/yearly backups (with commensurate retention periods) of
an MSSQL or Oracle database with Netbackup?
I am running 5.1 MP3 on Solaris 9 and just found out that the database
policy schedules don't work the same way as the file policy
I can answer for Oracle - I assume that the MSSQL would be similar.
When your RMAN script runs, it sends data to the Netbackup Oracle agent.
The agent, in turn, sends the data onto a Netbackup media server, to a
particular policy schedule. In the RMAN script, you can specify the
NB_ORA_POLICY
In researching some answers to the original post I was reminded that
most Oracle backups use an infinite retention level with RMAN managing
the actual retention level. Does this ring any bells for anyone else, or
am I getting senile in my old age.
Regards,
Patrick Whelan
NetBackup Specialist
You could use 3 policies, depending on your requirements, with calendar
based schedules. For example, 1 policy might be weekly and specify all
Saturdays of a month except for the first (and manually exclude dates in
future years that will have the yearly backup). The 2nd policy might be
Hi guys,
Can you have several, different application backup scheds in the same
policy? Dosen`t netbackup take the first listed and use it for all backups
within that policy?
If I write the policy and sched into the oracle backup script will it work
with all the scheds? Do I need to make some
The RMAN script can specify two variables, NB_ORA_POLICY NB_ORA_SCHED.
To direct a rman backup to a specific schedule in a policy, just set the
latter.
Just found this from Veritas:
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/261087.htm
They're answering just this question.
-M
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I ran into something odd.
I may be suffering from lack of sleep, but Solaris actually installed
NetBackup in /opt/openv and creates a symlink /usr/openv. The backup
catalog all specify /usr/openv/x.
There won't be a problem with the symlink, will there? Since the
directories underneath are
Thanks! That Veritas article addressed half of my problem and it
opened up a new line of inquiry. In the middle of it was this line:
# Determine which schedule should receive the backup images.
Yes! exactly! but how?!
I saw bphdb somewhere and I remembered it had a log... on the
client. In
Rumor has it that Network Appliance announced their own VTL (not
FalconStor). Does anyone have any specifics?
TIA - Brian
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Oops, wrong again. There's three different Automatic backup choices in
the pulldown, full, diff incr. The NB_ORA_CINC NB_ORA_INCR must be
changed in these choices. Not future implementation, it's current
implemention.
-M
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From: Donaldson, Mark - Broomfield, CO
Thanks everyone.
I've now got NetBackup scheduling (with proper retentions) working for
Oracle by adding this in the middle of the RMAN script:
begin code***
# NB_ORA_PC_SCHED is the name of the AUTO schedule.
# NB_ORA_SCHED is the name of the APP schedule.
echo NB_ORA_PC_SCHED:
On Thu, Jan 19, 2006 at 04:36:53PM -0500, Hindle, Greg wrote:
Nb 5.1 mp4 Solaris 9
When you manually move a tape form offsite storage to onsite, what
process/commands do you run to accomplish this so that vault knows the
tape has been moved onsite?
We simply go the GUI and re-inventory
Andrew,
This is very normal and it's ok.
Basically as long as the last value in the path IS NOT a link,
netbackup will backup the path properly.
So, if you have say your db dir mounted to some really big fs as
/nbu_db and it's linked to /usr/openv/netbacup/db, don't specify
The DL380 uses a 5I embedded controller supporting tape devices, for example,like LTO II and SDLT 320.
For SDLT 600 and LTO III, you'll need a 6I embedded controller which can be found on later DL 380 and 385 modules.
Otherwise, you'll need to buy a PCI-X Ultra-3 SCSI card to drive anything
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