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Shyam
What MP are you on?
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B32AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3
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Title: Message
Shyam
The first version of NBU with support for
Windows 2003 Server X64 is NBU 6.0 MP2.
When I tried to backup Windows 2003 Server
X64 before NBU 6.0 MP2 I got a bunch of strange errors. After upgrading the
master- and media servers and the Windows 2003 Server X64
Title: Message
Guys
quick question - is there a SIMPLE method to calculating just HOW
much Data NetBackup backed up last week?
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B32AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3
5PU
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Title: Message
Forgot to add, used the Media Written report for 1
week period, which I can then add a total, gives me a round figure, but wondered
if this was good enough!
Thanks
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B32AA IM
Title: Re: [Veritas-bu] NetBackup Planning / DR
process
Not backup oriented at all, let alone Netbackup, so I'll be brief
- what about virtual machines? Not appropriate for machines that do
heavy data processing probably, but otherwise very useful, especially
for consolidating more lightly used
Title: Message
We do use VM for some legacy apps - small database
machines, so quite familiar with them, plus I use them as a test
network.
Thanks
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Limited, B32AA IM (DCS)Anchorage Road, Portsmouth,
Have you tried this :-
bpimagelist -l -hoursago $hoursago | grep IMAGE | awk '{ tot+=$19} END
{ printf Data backed up in the last '$hoursago' hours: %9.0f
'$size'\n,tot/'$div' }'
$size is one of KB, MB or GB and $hoursago just substitute with the
hours you want to go back.
I have this in my
oh and $div needs to be 1 1024, or 1048576.
I do it like this :-
totalsize()
{
size=$1
if [ $size = KB ];then
div=1
elif [ $size = MB ];then
div=1024
elif [ $size = GB ];then
div=1048576 #1024*1024
Dave
Im starting to wonder if the Media Written report is just going to be an
easier way, rather than scripting anything?
I can then export the info to excel and get a grand total.
Is the Written report the same as bpimagelist?
Thanks :-)
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Thanks for your reply Stefanos,
Actually, that's the thing. We DO have the vault license, and it's showing in
the list of loaded keys when you look from help. I've tried different
credentials on the service to no avail.
I guess this is going to be like 5.1 where we didn't get things stabilized
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keep
in mind that in order for BMR to work properly, clients must be on the same VLAN
as the BMR server, in order to boot.
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It is my understanding that I can't "restart" a failed
backup with checkpoint enabled unless it is still in the backup window? Is
this correct? Also, does anyone have any tips on using checkpoint and
large backups?
Thanks,
-Jonathan
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I would like to run a certain script after a file is
successfully backed on a client. How do I check on a
netbackup client if a certain file was backed up
successfully or not?
Thanks in advance,
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I would like to run a certain script after a file is
successfully backed on a client. How do I check on a
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successfully or not?
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On Mon, Jun 12, 2006 at 02:54:46PM -0500, Carl Mathews wrote:
Our networks are changing from static IP to DHCP. DHCP
prevents netbackup from using reverse lookup.
It also prevents you from doing a forward lookup!
Will Netbackup work on a DHCP network?
If you can't find the server, how can
On Mon, Jun 12, 2006 at 11:56:55AM -0700, Adeday wrote:
I would like to run a certain script after a file is
successfully backed on a client. How do I check on a
netbackup client if a certain file was backed up
successfully or not?
The only way to tell is to do a bplist and see if the file
Title: Message
In NetBackup 5.1 MP 4, we are experiencing
a recent issue where some policies are not starting.
Schedules are set well, policies are
active, clients are correct, these jobs dont error, they just never
start. Anyone else seeing this, and any idea what to check for?
It's not as bad as it sounds. You just have to make sure that the DHCP
server modifies DNS records (forward and reverse) for each client as it
hands out DHCP leases.
You should have your servers acquire static leases (where the given MAC
always gets the same IP addr) so they are always in the
My experience matches your understanding.
My limited experience with large large backups has led me to avoid them
where possible!
In case you think I'm an idiot, you're not wrong, but maybe the advice
can be helpful to a few ...
I'll give 3 examples from recent activities in my own shop:
*
I have years of experience with frequency based scheduling but I have always shied away from calendar based. Today I made my first attempt and I cannot see where I made a mistake. Please review this and help me if you can. Thanks.
Here is the problemThe calendar based backup started on the
Hi Bob
We had a similar problem
with our quarterly backup. It should only run 4 times a year but tried to run
instead of the weekly backup for any new servers added toa policy.
Removing 'Allowed to retry after run day' seemed to cure the
problem.
Regards
Richard
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