If you are using an NDMP storage unit on the solaris host you must specify the drive path as hostname:/dev/rmt/Xcbn not just /dev/rmt/Xcbn as this is how NBU knows what is and what is not an NDMP dedicated drive (Im assuming u arent on NBU 6 which allows drives to be in both NDMP and standard
Has anyone seen it before when you have something in an exclude list but
it still attempts to back it up?
This particular service is Solaris 8 running netbackup 5.0 mp5s2 mostly
backing up solaris clients but with a few windows2000 clients.
I keep getting status 1 for windows clients due to this
Hi All.
I have installed VxSS NOM on my W2K Master server. Not much of a problem,
if you leave it there and don't move to implement Access Management. NOM is
not really so great, it is most of the time incorrect and will not work it
isn't patch to MP1.
If Veritas decided to work more on NOM,
It's not really that hard and fast of a rule
Netbackup doesn't know hcart from hcart2 or hcart3, but whatever type
the drive is must match the configured type of the tape.
If the tape is hcart3 and the drive is hcart2 (regardless of LTO gen)
it's gonna complain.
If you've replaced all of your
Jim
How hard was it to implement - I guess its easy, if it's a small environment
?
Simon Weaver
Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Tel: 02392-708598
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Jim Peppas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 March
Hi.
We are testing the NB 5.1 Flashbackup Advanced Client feature and it is
working well.
When attempting to perform a restore of the Flashbackup data the files
within the java gui window have a red circle with a slash icon next to
each file name.
I was thinking that this icon might mean
Hello,
For anyone who is running Sun V490 media servers, what sorts of tape
throughput numbers are you seeing? It would also be very helpful to
know what types of tape I/O adapters are used for the numbers you
provide. I'm trying to get a sense of real world performance on these
boxes, and from
NB 5.1 MP3 W2K Master Media servers.
I've got a couple clients that write their primary copy to disk. There
are a couple different policies that do this. We've got an early am
off-site requirement that precludes waiting until we run our am vault
eject profiles to do the duplication.
So, what
If it is a UNIX server like Solaris, the messages file may give you some
information about the drive that had the error. There is also a error
file in netbackup/db/media that logs the drive index and tape number.
Carl
Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 15:44:14 -0600
From: Sixbury, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm looking from some data that is 3 years old, of some servers that
were supposedly archived to tape way back when by no one knows who. The
backup catalog for this time period shows none of these servers, and if
I run them through the Restore application those servers return no
records. Does
/usr/openv/netbackup/bp.conf
keep_jobs_hours = integer
keep_jobs_successful_hours = integer
Paul
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Scott Jacobson
Sent: March 15, 2006 2:51 PM
To: nbu
Subject: [Veritas-bu] NBU 5.1 Linux Master -
Sounds to me like you need to tell the NetApp appliance about the
Solaris server. You may need to change the storage unit type to media
server not NDMP.
Thanks,
Judi Gordon
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Shane
Liebling
Sent: Tuesday,
Thanks for all your help!!!
Actually I had to restart the services on netbackup. Just inventory on the
robot wasn't sufficient.
Thanks again,
Smitha
-Original Message-
From: WEAVER, Simon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 1:55 AM
To: Pillapalem, Smitha;
If it was archived, ie the bparchive command, then the restore list
commands needa -A to search these images. Annoying, IMO.
If it as just backed-up with a long retention, a much more reasonable
definition of archive, then standard restore methods apply.
bpimagelist might be a good tool
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