Dear gurus..
can Netbackup assigned which drives to be used?
I had to configure a master server with 2 robotic tape drives.
On daily backup, netbackup only can use 1 drives. The other drive used with
another application server.
On weekly backup, since that application server didn't running some
of the devil. Real Men will use frequency-based. Real Men with
purchasing authority will buy an external, industrial-strength,
general-purpose scheduler for their enterprise.
[...] IMHO, external, industrial strength, general purpose
scheduler[s] are
designed for general purpose use
Thanks Ed
From: Ed Wilts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 April 2008 16:16
To: Clooney, David
Cc: VERITAS-BU@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Architecture advice
On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 7:45 AM, Clooney, David
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2 Apr 2008, Martin Ruslan wrote:
Dear gurus..
can Netbackup assigned which drives to be used?
I had to configure a master server with 2 robotic tape drives.
On daily backup, netbackup only can use 1 drives. The other drive used with
another application server.
On weekly backup,
On Wed, 2 Apr 2008, Justin Piszcz wrote:
On Wed, 2 Apr 2008, Martin Ruslan wrote:
Dear gurus..
can Netbackup assigned which drives to be used?
I had to configure a master server with 2 robotic tape drives.
On daily backup, netbackup only can use 1 drives. The other drive used with
I'll have to disagree with Curtis for once. I'm on the side of
commercial schedulers though I wouldn't say NBU (or backups in general)
is the main or even a good reason to buy one. The main reason to buy
one is that there are typically many things you want to do in automated
fashion and across
I want to increase the refresh rate for device monitor in the JAVA GUI. When I
go to View-Options and select the Device Monitor tab, the Automatically
refresh display is checked, but the every XXX seconds box is grayed out.
It says Please set 'FORCE_RESET=0' in your local gui configuration
Curtis
I agree with your comments. I have tried to make suggestions regarding
letting Netbackup schedule the jobs for the
same reason, However our DBA's insist on using Mastro for running RMAN
jobs. The rest are scheduled by Netbackup.h
We get occaisional 6 errors from RMAN, which hardly
Hence the quick start guide. Thankfully most software vendors seem to have
caught on. i.e. I don't want to read 800 pages of technical nonsense, most
of which I may never need, to get their product's basic functionality working.
Sure, sure when I want to go configuring Oracle or SAP or
sorry guys, but I will have to agree.
when I implemented 3.4, I was given the CD, and a box of books from Veritas. I
was expected to read them in my own time. In fact, the manuals were so big, I
had very little choice in the matter. I should not have to give up my own
personal time, but I
SSO is the same. No assigning specific drive.
Your solution is correct, build two storage units, one with one drive
count, the other with two.
For your daily schedule, use the 1-drive STU, for your weekly use the
2-drive STU name.
-M
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
I have the same error, after we upgraded to vmware esx 3.5, vc 2.5 and vcb 1.1
we get that error.
The backup job is set to run over 4 machines and the snapshot creation for the
first machine seems to work, but when it get to the second machine it fails
with the error:
Snapshot creation
My understanding right now is that this is a bug with VMware tools and that
a call should be opened with VMware
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of nsrogst
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 5:27 AM
To: VERITAS-BU@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject:
We use this wild card in our backup selection
/vmfs/volumes/[a-zA-Z]*/*/*.vmx to backup just the vmx files from a single
ESX host. In troubleshooting why I received this error, I learned that
between the backup window for the ESX client, an engineer deleted the
original VM (DCTZIQPVIEW02) and
Early on here we got 6 errors for RMAN jobs but were NOT using a
scheduling tool.
In almost every case the issue with RMAN seems to be a misunderstanding
by the DBAs how to use RMAN. Sometimes it is obvious (e.g. they don't
use right policy name, schedule or host name) and you'll see it in
I agree that you should not have to spend your personal time do anything
for work unless of course you like to do that sort of thing (I don't mind
whatsoever.) However, I have read through most of the admin and install
guides, and I was given plenty of time to do so, WHILE I was working.
I
Your pattern shouldn't have matched the old path or the new path
/vmfs/volumes/ on both and explicit in your selection so matches the
literal.
QAVOL4/DCTZIQPVIEW02/ (old) and QAVOL3/DCTZIQPVIEW02/ (new) would match
your [a-zA-Z]*/
The DCTZIQPVIEW02.vmx at end would be matched by the *
My apologies.
It has been pointed out that I missed the first / after QAVOL3 or
QAVOL4. Your selection was correct.
Apparently I need new glasses - looked at it multiple times before
sending.
From: Jeff Lightner
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2008 1:50
Not sure why it missed it, but from my understanding of the include /
exclude list formats
*.vmx should be all you need in your include list to backup any .vmx
file anywhere on that system that is on a filesystem you have selected.
I use this same entry well almost in my exludes. *.dbf
This
Back in the NBU 4.x I tried using Data Global Manager and I can't
remember why but it didn't do what I had hoped it would do. I have a
couple of ex-wives that fall into that category. At least with GDM I
was able to uninstall and move on. It's hard to move on with only half
of your files. But
Hi All,
The problem is that we have a server with millions of little files, about
6TB worth.
I wanted to use flash backup and it works fine on raw devices but we have
SVM on top which appears to be unsupported.
I didn't think there would be much of a difference but it looks like there
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