Justin,
On the attributes page of the policy if you have Enable granular restore
checked, and if the DB backup completed without errors you should be able to
open the DB backup and browse through it. However if that is not the case then
you have some interesting times ahead. Yes, you can do
I just completed a NBU 6 - 7 upgrade last week and now I'm getting '83'
errors 'Image Cleanup' jobs. The error points to a directory name that
doesn't and as far as I can tell has never existed. I do not do any backups
to disk. I can't even see where this directory name is referred to. I looked
Dear All,
Recently we are having a problem while restoring DATA from old TAPE.
We took BACKUP suing Dell Native 400/800 GB LTO 3 Tape, We used SUN C2
Autoloder with 16 Slot(It has BAR CODE Reader)
In general we used this TAPE without having a single problem, but in last month
when we user a
When you put tapes into the library without a barcode, run vmphyinv to
automatically mount each tape and inventory based on its media header.
That will fix your robot inventory issue, and make those media available
for restore. You might want to remove the media with barcodes from the
library
Every tape that goes into the lib without a bar code will get a new name.
System default is A#
So the first one will be A1
The second one is A2
If you take A1 out and put it back in again it will be called A3 -
because the lib sees it as an unknown tape and does not know it
You might find How to restore an Exchange 2003 database to a Recovery
Storage Group (http://support.veritas.com/docs/281259 aka
http://entsupport.symantec.com/docs/281259) useful.
Cheers, Wayne
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Tony1100
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I am desperate so
Hello all,
I have received a couple questions regarding the new position I sent
Friday for my client's 7.0 upgrade. To clarify:
Location: Quantico, VA
Duration: 2+ months
Requirement: NBU subject matter expert with some exposure to 7.0. A
completed implementation of 7.0 is not required
Need a little info from a windows person on cluster backups.
With 2003 if we did a cluster backup you did
Physical-1 - C:\ and System state
Physical-2 - C:\ and System State
Virtual-3 - All resources that belong to the virtual
And maybe a Virtual-4 and all of its resources.
Now with 2008 -
On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 2:05 PM, judy_hinchcli...@administaff.com wrote:
Need a little info from a windows person on cluster backups.
With 2003 if we did a cluster backup you did
Physical-1 - C:\ and System state
Physical-2 - C:\ and System State
Virtual-3 - All resources that belong to
Thanks for the comments - the part about restores - tells me I do want
Physical/Physical/Virtual
However - note: Physical-2 did NOT give errors for the resources not being
there. Which is what I expected (2003 servers I know will give errors)
And in fact ONLY give me 2 jobs C:\ and SCC
And I
There is the process of using a Recovery Storage Group.
Where you set it up for one storage group like SG1-1
Then restore just that storage group and the logs.
Then you can use exmerge to extract out just that one persons mailbox ( either
merge to current mailbox or out to a pst)
If out to a pst
You can do an NDMP backup to disk with NBU. Your disk could be a DataDomain
target, in which they do claim to be able to dedupe the NDMP data stream.
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To add to Ed's response, with Windows 2008 you will also need a job for each
service or application (or a entry in a job for each service) configured in
your cluster unless you have turned strict name checking off (on by default).
Strict name checking means that only connections made through
I completely understand that, and we found a way out already, for all new TAPE
without having bar code, We are generating bar code online and adding those to
all new tapes. So that we can resolve the issue with any new tapes.
But we still have problem with old ones those already used for
Hi Andry,
Thanks for your info... but, how can I set/configure Backup Exec of
server B in order to be able to get the access to backup drive of server
A?
I'm sorry for the belated reply, I got many works to do.
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Adrian
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