Thank you Harpreet.
For those who may want to use Perl so that it might work on Windows (not
tested) I am attaching a Perl version.
If anyone gets it to work on Windows could you let me know, and what you
did to get it fixed, please.
Regards,
Patrick Whelan
NetBackup Specialist
Wholesale
I don't know if anyone saw/got the first post with the Perl script, but
there were two minor bugs which are fixed with this attachment.
Regards,
Patrick Whelan
NetBackup Specialist
Wholesale Markets and Treasury Trading
Lloyds Banking Group
Desk: +44 (0) 207 158 6123
Loc: OBS 2C-132
P please
Hi
I am preparing for test ..can any body ansere correct naswere with
explanation it each ?
A. Which media management device process must be running to display
drive properties, such as it name, host, and type?
avrd
bptm
oprd
ltid
B. Your backup plan includes the backup of Microsoft SQL
linux master/media: there is no netbackup/db/altnames directory to
allow alternate client browse/restores. anybody know right off where it
is configured or how it is allowed? i can look it up monday morning in
the manuals, but was trying to do a quick restore this afternoon.
thanks,
jerald
How about dropping the No.Restrictions touch file into db\altnames\ for
a quick fix?
-Jonathan
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Jerald
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Here's a start.
E) 2 - MPX is disabled by default so only one stream will write to tape.
But, the job has a parent job which is also active, so 2.
-Jonathan
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that is what we have had on our 3.4 thru 6.5 environments. i just
thought the altnames directory would have been there. i also received
this reply:
create a file with the destination client name under altnames directory.
Edit the file and add the source to it
in my hast i had created it the
