Hi Paul
That was for a different policy - but yes, well done on remembering that :-)
the policy in question was writing 4 streams to 2 drives.
Got to admit, I am on LTO3, have the same setup, but I can restore the data
is almost the same time it took to backup !
So slightly puzzling ! When this
Thank you Ed
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
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EADS Astrium Limited, B23AA IM (DCS)
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Do you not keep month end backups for 12 months? I do not know of a way of
doing this, other than importing the tapes that may have been used for this
job (assuming you know what they are).
I dont think NBU behavior works like this - its a fixed retention period
(that I can see). You could
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What we have actually done here is to push the failures back on
Hi All
Does anyone have some perl code, that they wouldn't mind sharing, that
chops up bpdbjobs -report -all_columns, with filelist count , number of
tries etc,?
Regards
Dave
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I have an NBU 5.1 installation with one master server (Solaris 9) and 6
media servers (RHEL4, Windows 2003).
I´ve just created the 101st policy. The problem I´m running into is that
apparently the scheduler is simply ignoring
the backup window configured (it was supposed to start at 8pm but
On Fri, 20 Jul 2007, Clooney, David wrote:
Hi All
Does anyone have some perl code, that they wouldn't mind sharing, that
chops up bpdbjobs -report -all_columns, with filelist count , number of
tries etc,?
After field 31 its difficult to calculate if anyone has something like
this I
I haven't got a script but you may find this useful
http://www.backupcentral.com/components/com_mambowiki/index.php/How_do_you_decipher_the_output_of_%22bpdbjobs_-report_-all_columns%22%3F
Justin Piszcz wrote:
On Fri, 20 Jul 2007, Clooney, David wrote:
Hi All
Does anyone have some
Here is the issue that we need to solve. We have some older unused data
on Novell servers. We use NetBackup 5.1 mp6 to back up the servers now.
We need to identify data that hasn't been used for example 3 years and
backup it, then delete it. What would work with NetBackup to do this
sort of job?
Hello all,
Solaris 10
Netbackup 4.5_SP6
Today I was looking at the Activity Monitor and saw that one of my
scheduled backups didnt run. I tried to run manually and received the same
error:
RMAN-00571: ===
RMAN-00569:
I've got a script which I was going to post after checking it for
site-specific stuff, but I think the page at that link is far more
comprehensive!
Phil
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Here's a script I wrote a while ago. Haven't used it since 4.5 so I
can't say for sure if it runs on the current versions.
-mike
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Thanks Mike
That will certainly prove useful
Dave
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Cc: Clooney, David; veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: RE: [Veritas-bu] bpdbjobs -all_columns
Here's a
Hi
Well I know of a site that had 120 policies, but never reported an issue.
Although its alot, I am not personally aware of any recommendation that
states what the limit should be.
Are you sure the frequency is right and the policy is enabled correctly ?
If at all possible, can you
Aptare also has a built in report that shows you all hosts in your
environment that have had multiple successive backup failures.
Would be had to miss a red this server has not backed up for the last
10 days warning.
...Whether the server is down, or just not backing up for another
reason.
Hi,
we are running NB 5.1 MP6 with around 1100 policies and over 1600 clients.
We have been having problems with the scheduler not starting things when
they are supposed to start. The one thing that is very important is to have
the proper settings in the /etc/system file for shared memory.
OK...I find this useful:
cat bin/jobsac
#!/bin/sh
# use bpdbjobs -all_columns to capture the following:
#jobid, status, policy, schedule, client, path
#
# handle the command line argument
case $# in
0) BACKUPSERVER=`hostname`
;;
1) echo $1
sounds like the frequency is interfering.
if your frequency is set to 12 hours, adn the job last ran at 2pm, it doesn't
matter that the window is set to open at 8pm, the job will not queue untill 2am.
Paul
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This has been posted before and might need some
tweaking for NBU6. Results are returned as a hash.
Cheers'
--PLB
##
## bpdbjobs_parse()
##
## This function is derived from the following Veritas command:
##
## /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpdbjobs
##
## --PLB 12/19/2001
##
sub
Anyone out there running Windows 2003 media servers- x64 version? We are
looking at switching over from 32-bit, but can't find any tape drivers.
Symantec's web site does say that for IA-64 you should use the MS drivers, but
we can't find anything about x64.
x64 is working very well for us
Try adding a
REQUIRED_INTERFACE = dns host name
where dns host name is resolves to the IP address of the interface you
want to use
to your bp.conf file
=
Carl Stehman
IT Distributed Services Team
Pepco Holdings, Inc.
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Thanks All
The response has saved me loads of hours.
Appreciated
Dave
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Sent: 20 July 2007 15:31
To: Clooney, David; veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] bpdbjobs -all_columns
I, too, agree the 2-week retention should be addressed ... quite risky.
A few thoughts ...
I recently tested Aptare StorageConsole and one of its out-of-the-box
displays is close what you're looking for, I think. When we obtain a
license, I'll be discarding many scripts ... one of which sort
What is more important for the server that will be running it?
1. CPU
or
2. Disk and number of IOPS it can perform?
Justin.
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Thank you very much, guys. I feel a big relief knowing that people out there
has more than 100 policies running.
The policy schedule is calendar based. I´m going to check deeper to see
what´s going on.
Thanks again.
edson
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sounds like the
We do not. We use Aptare for our reporting.
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Pepco Holdings, Inc.
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I've got customers with THOUSANDs of policies with no major ill effects. In
6.0 I'd say there are no effects at all. In pre-6.0, I'd say that there is
some slowness getting all of the jobs running in a multi-thousand job
environment (takes a while for the scheduler to read the config for that
All,
Need a little help from the group.
I have installed a new remote media server with a Dell TL4000 with LTO3
drives and barcodes are as follows 0610001L3 and I mask the L3 with
barcode rules.
When I perform a inventory of the library it comes back and shows the
slots populated, but
On Fri, 20 Jul 2007, Steve Bally wrote:
All,
Need a little help from the group.
I have installed a new remote media server with a Dell TL4000 with LTO3
drives and barcodes are as follows 0610001L3 and I mask the L3 with
barcode rules.
When I perform a inventory of the library it
On Fri, 20 Jul 2007, Steve Bally wrote:
All,
Need a little help from the group.
I have installed a new remote media server with a Dell TL4000 with LTO3
drives and barcodes are as follows 0610001L3 and I mask the L3 with
barcode rules.
When I perform a inventory of the library it
There are certain environments here that require only a 2 week
retention, no matter what. In this environment we run full backups
everyday and when the data set is in the 80 TB range, well that just
more then I need to deal with. We have been running this way for years
with no major issues. Leave
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