We use them and there is some tuning. I'm not near a system with them,
but I do know we used the Sun documentation on these cards and set the TCP
high watermarks to 65535. Some changes that used to go in /etc/system
for 100Mb cards now go in a separate file for the ce cards.
These in
Title: Message
Marianne
Well,
my first thought would be to do a restore with the services stopped or set to
manual, especially the Microsoft Software Shadow Copy Provider
Service.
It
might well be, that the files failed to be restored as the services was in
use.
HTH
Simon
If you look back in the list archives you will see this explained.
HBAs and SCSI cards that use the windows miniport driver have a 64k
limitation set by the maximum_sg_list parameter - or rather its default
value as it is usually not defined. You can raise this in the registry
settings for
Is it possible to download the NBU6.0 and NOM media somewere? It used to be
possible to download the .iso's from the Veritas support site, but i can't
find the media for NBU6.0 and NOM.
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Hello All
Has somebody attempted to integrate NBU into MOM ?
We're runing NBU5.1MP4 in a windows environmemt and the management has
choosen MOM as the monitoring tool.
I've searched for a MOM management pack for NetBackup, but can only find one
for BacupExec, maybe we could adapt this to
Hi Michael
We were in the same boat - advised that there is no MP for Netbackup, but
apparantly, you CAN customise their Veritas MP for Netbackup. However, it
may well be possible that 6.0 has the features to make it work with MOM
Maybe a Symantec member can confirm this?
Simon Weaver
Justin
Well, bit of a tough question to answer, as there are SO many questions I
would probably want to ask you, one of them being Is Netbackup the product
for you !?
How many client machines are you backing up?
Are they a variety of operating systems? (ie: Unix, NT, 2003)
Is Netbackup going to
People i am moving an infrastructure from one site to the other. As part
of this we are splitting things between different trucks for resilience.
I performed a full backup of the infrastructure yesterday and today am
duplicating it.
I run solaris 8 Netbackup 5.0 mp5S2.
I am slightly
Justin
Your welcome. As Netbackup is going to be the corporate standard, then you
may want to make suggestions and evaluate the needs for your clients.
For example, if you backup SQL, Oracle or Exchange DB, you are going to
require add-ons - which are effectively license keys.
These factors
On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 12:14:25PM +, Dave Markham wrote:
People i am moving an infrastructure from one site to the other. As part
of this we are splitting things between different trucks for resilience.
How long did this backup take?
I am slightly concerned as it reckons the job is
Since all the data would be transferred over IP to the unix media
server, the perf shouldn't be much different than any other SAN attached
High-Po unix or windows server..network would be your bottleneck.
Played with it a bit, but didn't deploy it as the perf hit was too
great.
Paul
Thanks.
I set the hiwat, then came across this:
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/273288.htm
Doesn't seem to affect me, so.
Will look at the others.
Clicking on the link http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~hungsh/2001%20SUPerG.pdf
didn't work,
but going to http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~hungsh/
I'm looking for some policy best practices / what is everyone doing to
configure them?
Do you create one policy per machine group (Database Servers, Web
Servers etc..) or group them by type? Do you create one policy per
type of backup (Nightly INC, Weekly Full) and put all your servers under
Jonathan
Some examples of what I do:
Policy for Win2k3 DNS Servers - includes Full Backups - Retention of 2
months and Incr Backups Retention of 3 weeks
Policy for AD Servers
Separate Month End Policies (Any weekly policies are disabled over the
weekend period)
I try to minimise the amount of
HI.
I have seen that the percentage during duplication is totally off. You
shouldn't take it seriously.
Regards,
Jim
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I have 4 drives and am multiplexing things so all drives are in use
which i suppose is how i backed things up in 8 hours and yes i gave 2048
set for frag size ( which i've just thought is 2 meg not 2 gig isnt
itone to change )
I have worked out the duplication has picked its first image,
Any one backing up linux OES using
reiser file system. Want to here if you have any problems and
what client and MP are you using etc...
Bobby Windle ( Data backup Recovery )
W.L. Gore associates, Inc.
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On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 08:53:40AM -0500, Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) wrote:
I'm looking for some policy best practices / what is everyone doing to
configure them?
Do you create one policy per machine group (Database Servers, Web
Servers etc..) or group them by type? Do you create one
Title: Database cleanup
Solaris 9 nbu 5.1 mp3
I was recently told by a Symantec engineer that I should be running this command once a week for database cleanup. Does anyone else run this? Are there any gotcha's that I should know about before I run this command?
Touch
Title: Message
Here
is the clarification :-)
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/236274.htm
Now,
correct me if I am wrong, but this is not something I have found in the books,
and I for one, have never used it.
Thanks
Simon
WeaverTechnical SupportWindows Domain Administrator
EADS
Hi Ed
My apologies, that should be 200TB for the 300 clients :-)
I guess you probably have to breakdown some of the streams to make sure they
don't hit the TB limit ?
Simon Weaver
Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Tel: 02392-708598
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Agreed with the Calendar schedule - the way our policies are set, its just
easier to simply deactive the weekly policies and enable the monthly.
Then as long as the monthly policies complete, deactivate the month ends and
enable the weekly.
Not that hard to do :-)
Simon Weaver
Technical
Title: Database cleanup
I encountered a situation where the Master was busy doing
backups all day every day so bpsched never had a chance to start a
cleanup. Our catalog grew by a few GB every week until we found this
technote:
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/236274.htm
You don't need
Title: Message
Hi
We backup tons of data on the filer we have using Veritas Netbackup using NDMP.
Our NDMP backups are for all volumes coming from the filerwhich are NFS
mounted on UNIX hosts primarily used for oracle and
weblogic.
I have
read lot of posts on the forum that "NDMP restore
Title: Message
Hello Sandeen
The restores in general work. Unless you have a very old
level of ontap and netbackup you should be able to restore down to single files
quickly.
The magic is that there is something called DAR, this means
that you can restore up to 1024 files quickly. If you
Hi All
A few days ago, one of my customer had some mistake during manual expire tapes. Sometapeareneeded for restore thedata but the tape was already overwritten by other backup job.
How to restore the data from overwritten tape?
Anybody has experience about it?
Any information would be
Title: Message
Hi
All
Got a new client
that I installed the NBU Client and MP2 on (in line with my other clients) and
attempted a backup last night. The activity log shows this:
01/02/2006 22:02:15 - positioning 7315L3 to file
79501/02/2006 22:02:15 - positioned 7315L3; position time:
Title: Message
hi
Jay
Well,
I am going to stick my neck out here, because reading the sysadmin media manager
guide, I dont think it can be done. I dont think the IMPORT process is going to
work on this either, as NBU will know about this tape, and its current image
contents.
The
reason
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