Use the CD - All Unix Clients in the MAC itself and run
Vrts_pack.install
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris
Freemantle
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 7:39 AM
To: Veritas List
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Mac OS-X client
Hi Chris
Normally you don't need to push the client, it can usually be installed
directly from a CD or from a file-image, at least this have been possible on
all the unix/linux machines I have worked with.
The license is another issue, but you should just need a unix client license
and not a
This is rediculous. Re-read the knowledgebase article. It specifically says:
The C2 crash has been found to be caused by Veritas BackupExec or NetBackup
VSP.SYS version 1.2 or earlier
VSP.SYS is the same anyway, no matter which product its in. And trust me, I'm
very well aware that this issue
Catalog format from linux to solaris is compatible, but from 5.x to 6.x
is not.
Migrate from linux to Solaris maintaining V5.x, then upgrade to 6.x
Paul
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Of Rongsheng Fang
Sent: March 7, 2007 4:53
Hello.
On one of the servers which are backed up with NBU 6.0 MP4,
we're using Solaris 10 and also ZFS. To keep the backup window
as short as possible, I'm creating ZFS snapshots just before
the backup policy gets run. I do that manually with a script,
eg. like this: zfs snapshot pool/[EMAIL
Have you tried a symlink into the snapshot dir?
Karl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/08/2007 10:27:42 AM:
Hello.
On one of the servers which are backed up with NBU 6.0 MP4,
we're using Solaris 10 and also ZFS. To keep the backup window
as short as possible, I'm creating ZFS snapshots just
Is there a way to log user activities in the NBU Windows Admin GUI? Can
you also log commands that are run from the command line? Thanks!
Jason Ellis
Technical Consultant, Data Protection Team
IndyMac Bank, La Mirada Datacenter
Phone: (714) 520-3414
Mobile: (714) 889-8734
Thank you Paul! That's good news. Do you know if the databases (like the
ones under /usr/openv/netbackup/db and /usr/openv/volmgr/database) are
compatible between Linux and Solaris if they both run NBU 5.x?
Thanks,
Rongsheng
Paul Keating wrote:
Catalog format from linux to solaris is
You can control whether the .zfs directory for snapshots is visible or
not woth the zfs set snapdir=visible filesyste option. From the zfs
manpage:
snapdir=hidden | visible
Controls whether the .zfs directory is hidden or visi-
ble in the root of the file system as
Did this just come out yesterday? I could swear when I looked into this
last month this wasn't an issue? The document says updated March 7th.
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/286772.htm
-J
Known scheduling issues for NetBackup 5.x and prior releases:
There is a known scheduling issue
Mike L. Varney schrieb:
NetBackup would happily backup the symlink as if it were an individual
file. It would not follow the link.
Exactly.
What if you started the backup as a User Backup from the client at the
end of your script which created the snapshot?
Hm, interesting idea. What
Johnson, Eric schrieb:
You can control whether the .zfs directory for snapshots is visible or
not woth the zfs set snapdir=visible filesyste option.
I know - but how does that solve the problem? If .zfs were
visible, wouldn't this make even more problems? Suppose
I'd backup /pool, this would
I would think you could specify the hidden directory on the command line
to back up the snapshot directory. It wouldnt be the matter of the backup
client not getting access to the directory; the hidden directory just
doesn't show up when the client is iterating thru the filesystem.
-- M
What if you started the backup as a User Backup from the client at the
end of your script which created the snapshot?
Hm, interesting idea. What should the client then specify to backup?
I mean, which directory?
Since the client knows the snapshot involved, it could give the correct
name
Target master server name is the same as the restore server name
Solaris 9
This is what I get using the GUI to recover from a HOT backup
Images seem to have recovered successfully and then
Starts to restore the database and I get ...
6:09:59 (36.001) INF - Beginning restore from
On 3/8/2007 10:27 AM, Alexander Skwar wrote:
Hello.
On one of the servers which are backed up with NBU 6.0 MP4,
we're using Solaris 10 and also ZFS. To keep the backup window
as short as possible, I'm creating ZFS snapshots just before
the backup policy gets run. I do that manually with a
Just as an FYI...
It's my understanding that this scheduling problem is NOT a result of
the DST changes that start this year. This risk of a missed backup job
existed last spring, and the spring before that, and the spring before
that...
So it's nice that it's finally going to be fixed.
Well its not re-produced here :-)
And that's good for us ... Bad for you :-)
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)
Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3 5PU
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From:
Hi all,
I have here in my backup infra one master server and 6 media managers.
If I have a situation when I backed up a server in a robot that is attached to
one media manager and I need to restore some files but all the tapes in this
robot are busy. What is the steps that I need to follow
Darren Dunham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
What if you started the backup as a User Backup from the client at the
end of your script which created the snapshot?
Hm, interesting idea. What should the client then specify to backup?
I mean, which directory?
Since the client knows the snapshot
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