Hello All
I'm getting Error 1053 when trying starting Netbackup Client Service on an
another Windows 2003 SP1 machine
netstat -a and netstat -an are also have very long response times
Have tried restart the services on the Netbackup Master server, to get rid of
any hanging bpbrm connections.
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Hi
Another site has tried to implement 2 SAN Media
Servers. Unfortunately, they appear to have ran into some problems, and as such,
from the Master Server, under host Properties / Media Server all media servers
show a status of (46) Server not allowed
access.
If I refresh,
On Tue, 23 May 2006, bob944 wrote:
There are now VTLs that compress the data going to disk;
they always have
a bit of a gamble as to how well they can mimic the way
the real tape
compresses data; I'm told they just use very conservative
estimates, to make sure the disk
Title: STK tape drives on AIX
Hi all
Anybody out there using STK tape drives (9840 9940) on AIX 5.2 ?
If so, I would like to know which drivers you are using.
I have noticed that the STK drivers do not support extfm (extended file marks). According to the Device Configuration Guide
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Guys
Sorted my problem - appears to have been cabling
related!
stopping and restarting the services appears to have bought things
back inline
Thanks
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B32AA IM (DCS)Anchorage
I backup plenty of IIS here and ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES gets the
job done. Alternately if you just wanted to backup IIS you would have to
backup the Registry (System State or Shadow Copy Components - same thing) and
the directories themselves, usually c:\inetpub with wwwroot and ftproot under
B. Because of that, as I said earlier, no tape software ever made,
AFAIK, makes such an assumption.
[...]
Then you are obviously not as old as me :-(
Might be--cut my teeth on 200bpi, 7-track and rememeber 3-inch-wide
tape. :-)
Way back, ICL had something called FMS (Filestore
B. Because of that, as I said earlier, no tape software ever made,
AFAIK, makes such an assumption.
[...]
Then you are obviously not as old as me :-(
Might be--cut my teeth on 200bpi, 7-track and rememeber 3-inch-wide
tape. :-)
Way back, ICL had something called FMS (Filestore
Hello Brandon,
Have you opened a problem ticket with netbackup support,
They are working on a replacement file for nbpem that hopefully will fix the
nbpem problems without creating new ones.
Or place a call for any netbackup module that core's.
len
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One issue I encountered in the past (was working with NBU 4.5 at the
time) was that frequency based backups did not respect the calendar
based backups; i.e.: if there was a window, and the calendar full ran
the night before, then the frequency based full would run anyway. But,
for the reasons
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Hello,I have a problem that we have a policy for a filesystem which contains alarge number of files with a differential backup and it fails with status41 (network connection timed out) I tried first to increase the CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUTto 1800 and it worked for some time then failed again with
I run Solaris9 - NBU 5.1mp4
Is there a good way to output the number or tapes within a
pool or robot, ie: to count the number of SCRATCH tapes within a robot?
Thanks,
Garrett Covington
The TriZetto Group, Inc.
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Hi,
vmquery pn scratch
b | grep i hcart | wc l will give you the nr hcart
tapes in scratch pool.
Cheers,
Hampus Lind
Rikspolisstyrelsen
National Police Board
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Tel mob: +46 (0)70 - 217 92 66
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I use this script because it actually tells you the amount of scratch in
the jukebox currently and not using the netbackup databases of what it
thinks is in there. Hope its of use. You will just need to change the
P1000 bit in the awk statement to match whatever string gets the path of
your robot
yeah -but not limited to in-library
tapes.
I'd suggest:
vmquery -rn 0 | grep -c Scratch
Where the "0" is your actual robot number and the "Scratch"
is the name of your scratch pool.
-M
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hampus
LindSent: Tuesday, May 23,
Even if the paths are in your exclude list, they're scanned by
Netbackup. If it's the millions of small files problem, then you'll
spend a lot of time doing this.
If I see an error 41, though, I start looking for connection issues.
Hostname lookups, network problems, forward/reverse issues,
vmquery -pn `vmpool -listscratch | tail -1` -b | grep -v NONE | wc -l
That would get you scratch.
vmquery has switches to let you pick pools or robots or both
From: Covington, Garrett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/05/23 Tue AM 11:26:33 EDT
To: 'veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu'
Time for my two-cents on this.
I think it's from the start of the job. The image name for a backup is
based on the start time of the job, not the completion time. I'm not
going to prove this but it's pretty easily checked if you want to.
The STREAMS file in the client entry in the database
Folks,
We just brought up SAP in a MSCS cluster. So far, I've been
unsuccessful in getting our NBU
5.1 SAP Agent to work in the cluster.
Any direction about how the SAP agent should be configured in a MSCS
cluster, versus running
on a stand-alone machine, would be greatly appreciated.
vmquery -pn Scratch -b | grep -iv none | wc -l
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bobby
Williams
Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2006 11:55 AM
To: Covington, Garrett; 'veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu'
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] count of scratch tapes
Is there a good way to output the number or tapes within a pool or
robot, ie: to count the number of SCRATCH tapes within a robot?
You could do something like this, which assumes TLD libraries and works
with Netbackup V4.5 on Tru64:
#!/bin/ksh
# Show the number of free tapes, and the total
Small 2 node config. 1 master, 1 meda.
Media has 1 L500 tape library w/ 1 DLT
drive.
Solaris 9 112233-07 NBU 6.0 MP2
ltid fails to start on the media server though the
library/drive are configured and visible via tpconfig and sgscan.
The ltid log file displays the following cryptic
message
On Sat, May 20, 2006 at 03:50:58AM -0400, bob944 wrote:
link. Even on a WAN many WAN routers use compression to improve
throughput.
I never thought of this. Cool. Do you have an example that I can
study?
Google for WAN Acceleration
these appliances typically use many techniques to
Hello all and thanks in advanced for any responses.
We currently have data on server that is being end of lived.
With that said we are thinking of using NetBackup specifically the bprestore command
and performing a redirected restore to the new server. Using the GUI is going
to time
I've been doing some testing with a Sun V40z server running RHEL4, so I figured I could share some of my experiences with you...
The V40z has the following
2 Opteron 844 CPUs
8GB RAM
2 Intel Quad Pro/1000MT cards (8 1Gbit ports total)
2 Emulex LP1DC HBAs (4 2Gbit ports total)
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