On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 10:19 PM, WALLEBROEK Bart bart.wallebr...@swift.com
wrote:
Even when we fully format the DSSU disk and we then run 1 backup job to
this disk and directly afterwards we duplicate it to tape we get these
speeds (35-40MB/sec). So at that time no fragmentation at all is
On Thursday 24 June 2010 17:14:01 thomas.h...@sungard.com wrote:
Jorge – When I was talking with support; they didn’t have a firm date.
Only that GA would be sometime in August and that a patch should be made
available sometime in July.
Thanks Thomas. We're on 6.5.3 and our main reason to
On Thursday 24 June 2010 17:14:11 Ed Wilts wrote:
It's 7.0.1, aka Denali, not 7.1
The date is certainly not official. I just spotted an etrack article that
said NetBackup 7.0 Release Update 1 (7.0.1), currently targeted for
release in the third quarter of 2010
Note that it says targeted.
I remember running into this and beating my head soft :(
I suspect that you downloaded a copy of the installation files from the
Symantec web site. For whatever reason, the installatin image from there
does not have all the permissions set correctly for *nix systems. It looked
like all
Hello Geeks,
I am facing issue with Backup-exec9.1
Access is denied to Remote Agent. Check the login account for the specified
device.
Access is denied to Remote Agent. Check the login account for the specified
device.
I have changed the login credentials too and i am alos a admin of the
Great. I would say that is your baseline, and that is just about what I get
out of 15x1TB SATA disks in a Raid-5 at 8 streams. What kind of Raid controller
are you using? What kind of block sizes on that raid volume? What kind, and
how many physical disks are in your raid set? Is this a SAN
Jonathan,
We all appreciate the collaborative benefit of list participation, including
yours. But do us all a favor please, and take your personal issues offline.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en/articles/mailing-list-faq/etiquette.html
Thanks.
On 6/25/10 8:49 AM, Martin, Jonathan
I'm sorry, I didn't realize the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in
coordination with freebsd.org was the authority on internet etiquette. I was
simply trying to encourage poor Bart here to achieve NetBackup success by
ignoring certain comments that imply such success isn't possible. In
2010/6/24 Ed Wilts ewi...@ewilts.org
2010/6/24 Jorge Fábregas jorge.fabre...@gmail.com
On Tuesday 22 June 2010 09:59:22 thomas.h...@sungard.com wrote:
No surprise, there are some bugs in v7.0 pertaining to vStorage that
will be addressed in v7.1 (due to be released in August 2010)
Where
I have a policy with Allow Multiple Data Streams enabled.
It's backup selection is about 15 directories (SAN attached). e.g.
C:\dir1\*
C:\dir2\*
C:\dir3\*
C:\dir4\*
..
I have Limit jobs per policy set to 6, so I figured NBU would only allow 6 at
a time. But it tries to create thousands (a job
When you run this, how many jobs are active?
You get multiple jobs because you are using wildcards. This is the
behavior I would expect.
If it is anything other than 6, then you have likely hit the MPX limit you set
on your drives or you have hit the limit set by number of jobs allowed per
Limit of jobs per policy is how many streams can be active at a time.
The way you've setup your backup selections will create a single stream
for every level below c:\dir#
Just remove the wildcards and you'll probably have what you're looking
for.
From:
I was going in the same direction
C:\dir1\*
That * says to me to make a job for each dir UNDER dir1
Where
C:\dir1
Would only make 1 job.
And as Jon says, limit jobs per policy is limiting ACTIVE jobs not number of
jobs queued up.
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
That sounds right. Wildcards are great, but they can clutter up your activity
logs with lots of jobs. Since each job is an image, you'll have a lot of
backup image entries to sort through when doing restores or duplications.
-Jon
From: Brandon35
Using C:\dir1\* I think you'll even get a job for each FILE in \dir1\.
I had lots of fun with this on a Notes server using D:\notes\data\mail\*
- Dean
On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 6:49 AM, Jon Bousselot jon-bousse...@pacbell.netwrote:
That sounds right. Wildcards are great, but they can clutter
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