I tend not to use the msi file extension, but rather the .exe file
itself.
Is that not present?
Cant be the OS if its running ok - any other error messages in the event
log itself?
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Jonathan,
Could you share your scripts? I have little scripting knowledge at the
moment but am learning and some reference scripts would be of use.
Regards,
Paul Esson
Redstor LTD
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From: Martin, Jonathan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Guys i know there is the global attribute on the master server for n
tries within x hours ( currently set at 2 per 12 hours ) but does anyone
know if this can be tailored anywhere per client or ideally per client
and policy?
The situation is we have a bpstart script on a management box which runs
Guys i have a bpstart script on a client which initiates an RMAN backup
(i just emailed about it 2 mins ago for a different reason).
As the RMAN backup takes some time i have put the following into bp.conf
on the client that initiates the bpstart
CLIENT_READ_TIMEOUT = 24000
BPSTART_TIMEOUT =
Dave,
Looks like you have a typo below, but that's not important. What is is
that regardless of what the bpstart timeout is set to on the client, it
has to be set to the same or greater on the master server...if master
server timeout is less than client, master will get honored before the
Hi
For netbackup RMAN backups we also set CLIENT_CONNECT_TIMEOUT
Regards
Michael
2008/8/28, Dave Markham [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Guys i have a bpstart script on a client which initiates an RMAN backup
(i just emailed about it 2 mins ago for a different reason).
As the RMAN backup takes some
We have NB 4.5 running on two Linux servers (master and slave).
Around the first of the month, we had to replace the motherboard in the master.
Unfortunately the CMOS clock on the new board was set way in the future, far
enough that the NTP daemon refused to correct it. The repair dude
The default setting for the number copies is 2. Can a setting of say 3 be
configured for just one client?
I don't want to over complicate the explanation but I have a client that is in
two Vault process and do to the retention periods of their copies, their
expiration periods overlap for a
Scott,
That's a global parameter.
-Tim
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Scott Jacobson [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
The default setting for the number copies is 2. Can a setting of say 3 be
configured for just one client?
I don't want to over complicate the explanation but I have a client
As you test, it's important to remember that you tests count against the
timers. Manual backups are not special in this regard.
So, if you see that a backup didn't run and manually initiate them, and
it's less that X hours, your schedule interval, when the automatic run
comes around again, it'll
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 1:26 AM, Chad [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
We have NB 4.5 running on two Linux servers (master and slave).
Around the first of the month, we had to replace the motherboard in the
master. Unfortunately the CMOS clock on the new board was set way in the
future, far enough
Hello amure1,
it seems that I have exactly the same issue.
Have you resolved it ?
Please let me know !!
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Have anyone been successful in performing a BMR of a sun box? I am having
issues running a prepare to discover on desimiliar disk. I get this error:
Rebooting with command: boot net2
Boot device: /[EMAIL PROTECTED],70/[EMAIL PROTECTED] File and args:
Tim,
Yes, it is a Global Parameter.
I'm wondering if anyone has found a way to change this uniquely for just one
client.
Thanks,
Scott
Tim Hoke [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/28/2008 9:20 AM
Scott,
That's a global parameter.
-Tim
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 10:14 AM, Scott Jacobson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ed,
If I create a new policy (and obviously a new schedule) the job will
always run a Monthly backup first or a Weekly or whatever Full schedule
you have that contains the longest retention. If I do what you
suggested below, is it going to try to run a Full backup? If so, it will
still work
What are the .log files (51216-163-99657920-080822-00.log) that
are populating my \Netbackup\logs folder on my Windows media server? It
looks like it's rolling over after 30 days or a month but they're taking
up a lot of room. I delete them and they come back. What setting is
creating
Welcome to the world of Unified Logging... so the quick answer is that for
new Netbackup processes, rather than creating a directory for the process
as in the legacy method, they now create log file(s) per process in this
directory. These can be configured with the vxlogcfg command, but before
These are the new format logs for netbackup. They are written up in the
troubleshooting guide.
From the nblog.conf file in the /usr/openv/netbackup directory.
163.L10nResource=nbsvcmon
163.OIDNames=nbsvcmon
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Randy Samora
Sent:
Hi dave,
Hope you found the answer, but if not, my best guess would be the global
setting 'backup start notify timeout' setting on the Admin Console
Netbackup Management Host properties master server properties
timeout.
Is this overriding the other timeout setting in bp.conf?
I've been trying to play with a few of the newer features in 6.5 and
was looking at storage lifecycle policies.
I've been playing with a test bed of 2 RHEL 4 with netbackup 6.5.2
1) Has anyone see the error Intermittent connectivity lost with
server. Please... with creating said lifecycle
SLPs can essentially mimic all the functionality of vault without the nice
reports that vault can generate. Though in order to use them, you have to have
intelligent hardware (VTLs, AdvancedDisk, Tape Libraries, etc.) instead of
dumb hardware (BasicDisk).
You can pretty much craft the SLP to
Mark.Donaldson wrote:
As you test, it's important to remember that you tests count against the
timers. Manual backups are not special in this regard.
So, if you see that a backup didn't run and manually initiate them, and
it's less that X hours, your schedule interval, when the automatic
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Randy Samora [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
If I create a new policy (and obviously a new schedule) the job will always
run a Monthly backup first or a Weekly or whatever Full schedule you have
that contains the longest retention. If I do what you suggested below, is
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