Short Info to you all,
I upgraded 9 installations of Netabckup 6.0 MP3 to MP4.
I also upgraded NOM from MP2A to MP4.
For the Netbackup installations:
OS was AIX5.3 and Windows 200x - Master and Media Servers involved
NBU looks quiet stable to me, all of my major bugs seem to be fixed.
For NOM
Guys is there anyway to create a storage unit and use only a certain
number of drives?
Im Netbackup 5.0mp4 on sol9. I have 5 drives available in a L700 3 of
which are Shared SSO. I want to create a storage unit of 3 drives ( 1
shared and 2 not ) so that a network based job doesnt tie up 2 of the
Hi All
I am going through the NetBackup for Oracle Admin
guide, it mentions that you can have multiple
schedules in the policy with different retention
periods. That is you can have a FULL backup schedule
with retention period of 1 year and an INCREMENTAL
backup schedule with retention of 1
I was under the impression that RMAN backups were supposed to have INFINITE
retention and that RMAN took care of expiring the images, there by keeping the
RMAN catalog in sync with the NetBackup catalog. Otherwise RMAN will think
there is a good backup, but NetBackup has expired it, if the
I am talking about NetBackup expiration only, RMAN
catalog should be cross checked with NBU catalog,
periodically to keep both in sync.
In my case I dont use RMAN catalog, I use control
file.
Thx
--- Whelan, Patrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was under the impression that RMAN backups were
On 11/24/2006 12:45 PM, Jason Ellis wrote:
We might be looking at migrating from Windows to Solaris 10 SPARC and
being Solaris 10 certified I know that Sun's best practice is to
recommend that you do not run anything in the global zone (unless it
requires direct kernel access like NFS). I
Just for the record, last night setoff a policy which normally streams 5
jobs to 2 drive.
This time, configured for 3 streams to 3 drives. Just got into work and
found its MUCH SLOWER than the week before !!
So I will revert back !!
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows
