Hi guys,
does anyone idea how to set the Norton Antivirus to not impact on backup
perfromance?
I'm not experienced on antivirus
Txs
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Have any of you seen a windows 2000 client hang on this file?
/System_State/Boot_Files/catalog/CATMAST.cbd
Im running NBU 4.5mp6 ( i know i need to upgrade ) with the master being
on solaris8 attached to an L25. Its just this client has now started to
hang backups and it remains active forever
I had the same problem when running 5.0GA on the client. Went away when I
upgraded to MP6.
Steve
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Markham
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 8:10 AM
To: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject:
Yeah the client just backs up local drives. I haven't tried the multiple
streams on it yet, but i have tried disabling OTM and it now seems to be
working.
So...as im a unix engineer what is the importance of OTM running? I
thought it was so it could backup open files. By disabling it does it
mean
Hi Adam,
i know it's to late, but if your problem still exists try to install
the 6.0_MP4 and the MP4_NDMP Package.
It solved the problem in my case.
My config is NB Master: Solaris 9, NB @ MP4
NDMP host: NetApp Filer with OnTap 7.0.4
Regards,
I have dealt with numerous vendors and support. Like all vendors, who
you get on the other line makes a huge difference as to the type of
support you receive. i.e. I actually have received better Red Hat Linux
support from HP versus directly from Red Hat. But in that same example
I have had
Just my £.02 worth. Unless it is absolutely critical, in which case I will ask
to be transferred immediately, I send an email from their web site. This does
many things:
1) They get my email address right (unless I type it wrong) :-(
2) They send an automated response that they
The one time I tried e-mail support using the form on their web page, I got an
undeliverable response. I told our sales rep about it (this was an
administrative issue rather than a technical one so I mistakenly thought our
sales rep might 1 care and 2 be helpful) and she just told me to call.
Ana,
I would not make the virtual server dependent on the
backup IP resource. In fact, I would make sure that
the backup IP and NIC do not cause the cluster group
to fail over. This gives you the ability to make
changes on the backup net without impacting your
production side, and protects your
You can also do this without ssh:
for box in `cat customer-box-list`
do
echo Machine [$box] level is:
bpgetconfig -M $box |grep -i ver
done
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W. Curtis Preston
Author of O'Reilly's Backup Recovery and Using SANs and NAS
VP Data Protection
GlassHouse Technologies
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I dunno.Jonathan's experience pretty much echos what I experienced
since oh, 6-7 years ago, whenever I dealt direct with Veritas.
These days I deal with a VAR, and they're absolutely fantastic.
VERY knowledgable techs answering the phones, and when they can't solve
it, they can get direct
Here we use the public for some backups and the backup lan for others.
We don't put the IPs for the backup LAN in DNS - we just add it to the
/etc/hosts file on the master or media server we use as the host for
backups.
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We passed up Datalink support for direct support from Symantec.
Sounds like that might have been a mistake.
-Jonathan
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Paul Keating
Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 1:09 PM
To: NetBackup List
FYI all / after getting tons of feedback here and some from the Symantec
Forums and lots of testing w/ my DBAs I've come up with the following
solution to my issue.
1 - RMAN only uses the Default-Application schedule because you don't
specify in RMAN which policy and schedule you want to use.
You said:
4 - The default scripts are terrible, and while all this customization
is possible you really have to dive in and learn everything about how
RMAN and NBU communicate to make this happen. As far as I am concerned
RMAN telling NBU which policy and schedule to use should be STANDARD.
Are
The one problem with the wizard architecture (at least, last that I
checked), is that one script needs to be maintained for each SID. Make
that two, if your backup strategy includes hot and cold backups. Factor
in potential differences in parallelism on databases which reside on
faster disk,
Curtis Preston wrote:
I and a partner have done the same. What we did was to run the wizard
multiple times with all the options we wanted, then compiled all the
results into one monolithic script. The script gets the SID from the
policy name.
I just think the wizard is a much better
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