The bpmedia -movedb moves a part of netbackup database. You can't change a
master server with this.
If you use 4.5 or 5.x just copy the /volmgr/database/ directory and
/netbackup/db/media/mediadb Then reconfigure the library and the tape drive
and your tapes are now moved to the new server.
You
V.T.,
Using VSP or VSS will only partially solve your problem. For instance,
never expect VSP to make a proper backup of any database, regardless if
it is SQL, Exchange or Access. For database backups there are two
options: (1) shut down the application using a bpstart_notify script and
make a
Title: Message
Discovered something
in the lab that I found interesting...
if I back upa
NAS via NDMP (level 0), then do a FULL backup of the same unix style QTree, via
NFS, a few hours later.
subsequent level 1
NDMP backups backup *almost* the entire QTree.
It seems as if the
NFS backup
When upgrading NetBackup, you have three main components:1) Master2) Media3) ClientWhat is the recommended way to upgrade these three components?Master - Media - Client?I believe in the
6.0 documentation it says the media servers should be up to the 6.0 revision first before upgrading the master
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Justin,
We did
our 4.5 to 5.1 upgrade quite a while back. No issues, no problems. Just as the
note says, master, media client. Unix and w2k clients you can do at your
leisure, w2k3 needs to go to mp4 most rikkitik ora DRfullrestore will blow the
sysstate and you will have
Title: Available _media script
Does anyone know what the FULL tape report is based on
Eustace Fernandes
Technical Support
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Title: DLO information
Hello,
Has anyone deployed and is anyone using the Desktop Laptop Option under Netbackup? I'm trying to get a general idea of cost per client and overall usability.
Also, is option part of Netbackup Enterprise Server or some other strain of NBU? Thanks!
-Dave
NetBackup DLO is a standalone application that
essentially moves data from the desktop / laptop to
another storage location. There aren't any ties into
NetBackup at all so you don't have to install server
to use DLO. Backup Exec DLO is an actual module that
plugs into Backup Exec Server.
I tested it and it has some features I like and some I do not
I like: Small SQL DB overhead
Backs up to file shares
Backs up files as they change
Caches on the desktop/laptop if requested
Network throttling
Easily deployed to users
Monte, what version are you running? I thought version 6 includes some
of the things that are on your don't like list, like the single
instance store and better active directory integration?
I am looking at implementing version 6 in the next while and would
appreciate any ones feed backup
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