[Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-20 Thread brettkan
It may be an issue  from some work network did in regards to reverse lookup.  
Troubleshooting that with sys admins now.  I'll post results once I have them.

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[Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread brettkan
The issue - when master server initiates a session to client on port 13782, it 
drops immediately.  Thus, bkps are not running.  We are migrating clients off 
an old NetBackup server to this new server.

Tests done:
1-client can telnet to master server on ports 13782 (and maintains connection)
2-master server can still connect to port 13782 on other clients (80+ clients 
are working without issue)
3-master server can telnet to other NetBackup service port 13724 on client (and 
maintains connection)
4-old NetBackup master server can telnet to ports 13724, 13782 on client (and 
maintains connection)

Steps taken:
1-restarted NetBackup services on client
2-no firewalls or ACLs exist between client and master server.
3-reinstalled the NetBackup client
4-verified routes, bp.conf, services started

Has anyone ever deal with something like this before?  Looking for any ideas.  
Network team, server groups and Symantec not sure of issue.

Thanks,
Brett

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Marianne Van Den Berg
Which NBU version? Since 6.0 server/client connection use vnetd (13724) only. 

M.


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Subject: [Veritas-bu]  bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

The issue - when master server initiates a session to client on port 13782, it 
drops immediately.  Thus, bkps are not running.  We are migrating clients off 
an old NetBackup server to this new server.

Tests done:
1-client can telnet to master server on ports 13782 (and maintains connection)
2-master server can still connect to port 13782 on other clients (80+ clients 
are working without issue)
3-master server can telnet to other NetBackup service port 13724 on client (and 
maintains connection)
4-old NetBackup master server can telnet to ports 13724, 13782 on client (and 
maintains connection)

Steps taken:
1-restarted NetBackup services on client
2-no firewalls or ACLs exist between client and master server.
3-reinstalled the NetBackup client
4-verified routes, bp.conf, services started

Has anyone ever deal with something like this before?  Looking for any ideas.  
Network team, server groups and Symantec not sure of issue.

Thanks,
Brett

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Lightner, Jeff
Are you removing the old master from bp.conf on the clients and putting in the 
new master?

Are you upgrading NBU on the clients to match version on the new master?   Are 
any of these clients media servers?





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Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

Which NBU version? Since 6.0 server/client connection use vnetd (13724) only.

M.


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Subject: [Veritas-bu]  bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

The issue - when master server initiates a session to client on port 13782, it 
drops immediately.  Thus, bkps are not running.  We are migrating clients off 
an old NetBackup server to this new server.

Tests done:
1-client can telnet to master server on ports 13782 (and maintains connection)
2-master server can still connect to port 13782 on other clients (80+ clients 
are working without issue)
3-master server can telnet to other NetBackup service port 13724 on client (and 
maintains connection)
4-old NetBackup master server can telnet to ports 13724, 13782 on client (and 
maintains connection)

Steps taken:
1-restarted NetBackup services on client
2-no firewalls or ACLs exist between client and master server.
3-reinstalled the NetBackup client
4-verified routes, bp.conf, services started

Has anyone ever deal with something like this before?  Looking for any ideas.
Network team, server groups and Symantec not sure of issue.

Thanks,
Brett

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[Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread brettkan
Here are the answers to your questions

Hi Marianne - 
Which NBU version? - client 7.0; master 7.1

Hi Jeff - 
Are you removing the old master from bp.conf on the clients and putting in the 
new master? Adding the new master server / leaving old master for future 
restores.
Are you upgrading NBU on the clients to match version on the new master? Yes
Are any of these clients media servers? No

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Patrick
What do the bpcd  vnetd logs on the clients show, if anything?

Regards,
 
Patrick Whelan
VERITAS Certified NetBackup Support Engineer for UNIX.
VERITAS Certified NetBackup Support Engineer for Windows.

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Subject: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

The issue - when master server initiates a session to client on port 13782,
it drops immediately.  Thus, bkps are not running.  We are migrating clients
off an old NetBackup server to this new server.

Tests done:
1-client can telnet to master server on ports 13782 (and maintains
connection) 2-master server can still connect to port 13782 on other clients
(80+ clients are working without issue) 3-master server can telnet to other
NetBackup service port 13724 on client (and maintains connection) 4-old
NetBackup master server can telnet to ports 13724, 13782 on client (and
maintains connection)

Steps taken:
1-restarted NetBackup services on client 2-no firewalls or ACLs exist
between client and master server.
3-reinstalled the NetBackup client
4-verified routes, bp.conf, services started

Has anyone ever deal with something like this before?  Looking for any
ideas.  
Network team, server groups and Symantec not sure of issue.

Thanks,
Brett

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[Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread brettkan
neither bpcd or vnetd are logging anything when I kick off the bkps.  Nothing 
is registering there.

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Nic Solomons
As Patrick said, I I'd be looking at bpcd logs. Also, seeing as this appears to 
be some new fun you're having with version 7, my wild stab would be the new 
host cache feature.

Run bpclntcmd -clearhostcache

or something like that on the client, and see if that sorts it out...

Cheers,
Nic

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Date: Fri, Sep 16, 2011 18:46
Subject: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server
To: VERITAS-BU@MAILMAN.ENG.AUBURN.EDU VERITAS-BU@MAILMAN.ENG.AUBURN.EDU

What do the bpcd  vnetd logs on the clients show, if anything?

Regards,

Patrick Whelan
VERITAS Certified NetBackup Support Engineer for UNIX.
VERITAS Certified NetBackup Support Engineer for Windows.

netbac...@whelan-consulting.co.uk


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Subject: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

The issue - when master server initiates a session to client on port 13782,
it drops immediately.  Thus, bkps are not running.  We are migrating clients
off an old NetBackup server to this new server.

Tests done:
1-client can telnet to master server on ports 13782 (and maintains
connection) 2-master server can still connect to port 13782 on other clients
(80+ clients are working without issue) 3-master server can telnet to other
NetBackup service port 13724 on client (and maintains connection) 4-old
NetBackup master server can telnet to ports 13724, 13782 on client (and
maintains connection)

Steps taken:
1-restarted NetBackup services on client 2-no firewalls or ACLs exist
between client and master server.
3-reinstalled the NetBackup client
4-verified routes, bp.conf, services started

Has anyone ever deal with something like this before?  Looking for any
ideas.
Network team, server groups and Symantec not sure of issue.

Thanks,
Brett

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Daniel Otto

If the resolutions are correct and you can ping the server then either bpcd 
port 13782 is not listening or there is something such as client firewall or a 
TCP wrapper blocking access to the port if you are not getting a bpcd log 
generated. 

Try this- telnet localhost 13782
Does that generate a bpcd log entry?

If not then try from install pathnetbackup/bin/type in bpcd. Does that 
generate a log? 

This link may help- 

STATUS CODE 58: Can't connect to client. Troubleshooting procedures for status 
58 errors
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH68832

Dan O

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neither bpcd or vnetd are logging anything when I kick off the bkps.  Nothing 
is registering there.

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Mikhail Nikitin
Try the 1556 port.
NBU client tries to use 1556 by default since 7.0.1 IIRC

Also bpcd could drop connection if it cannot resolve the new master's
hostname (forward or reverse). This can be catched with bptestbpcd.

WBR, Mikhail

On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 9:33 PM, brettkan nbu-fo...@backupcentral.comwrote:

 Here are the answers to your questions

 Hi Marianne -
 Which NBU version? - client 7.0; master 7.1

 Hi Jeff -
 Are you removing the old master from bp.conf on the clients and putting in
 the new master? Adding the new master server / leaving old master for future
 restores.
 Are you upgrading NBU on the clients to match version on the new master?
 Yes
 Are any of these clients media servers? No

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[Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread brettkan
Did generate a log when I typed : /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpcd


/usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpcd
[352]root: cat log.091611
14:41:24.082 [15390] 2 setup_debug_log: switched debug log file for bpcd
14:41:24.083 [15390] 2 bpcd main: VERBOSE = 0
14:41:24.083 [15390] 2 logparams: bpcd
14:41:24.089 [15390] 2 process_requests: offset to GMT 21600
14:41:24.091 [15390] 2 logconnections: getsockname(0) failed
14:41:24.091 [15390] 2 process_requests: setup_sockopts complete
14:41:24.091 [15390] 16 bpcd peer_hostname: getpeername: Socket operation on 
non-socket
14:41:24.091 [15390] 16 process_requests: Couldn't get peer hostname

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Marianne Van Den Berg
Clients can only have one server listed as Master Server.
The 'old' server can be left as Server entry.

Please do the following test (one client at a time):

Ensure bpcd log folder exists on client.

Run this command on master:
bptestbpcd -client client-name -verbose -debug.
(You should see 7.1 master trying to connect to PBX (1556) first, then fail 
back to vnetd (13724).

Please send output produced by above command as well as client's bpcd log.

Regards

M.



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Subject: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

Here are the answers to your questions

Hi Marianne - 
Which NBU version? - client 7.0; master 7.1

Hi Jeff - 
Are you removing the old master from bp.conf on the clients and putting in the 
new master? Adding the new master server / leaving old master for future 
restores.
Are you upgrading NBU on the clients to match version on the new master? Yes
Are any of these clients media servers? No

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Daniel Otto
That is what you should get and proves the binary is executable. 
Did you get a log from the telnet localhost 13782??
Is this a Solaris 10 server?? 

Try starting bpcd in standlone mode- 
e.g. /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpcd -standalone

Then can you connect?? 

See if these TN helps- 

Assuming it is Solaris-

NetBackup bpcd service stuck in maintenance mode on Solaris 10 client
http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH58167


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Did generate a log when I typed : /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpcd


/usr/openv/netbackup/logs/bpcd
[352]root: cat log.091611
14:41:24.082 [15390] 2 setup_debug_log: switched debug log file for bpcd
14:41:24.083 [15390] 2 bpcd main: VERBOSE = 0
14:41:24.083 [15390] 2 logparams: bpcd
14:41:24.089 [15390] 2 process_requests: offset to GMT 21600
14:41:24.091 [15390] 2 logconnections: getsockname(0) failed
14:41:24.091 [15390] 2 process_requests: setup_sockopts complete
14:41:24.091 [15390] 16 bpcd peer_hostname: getpeername: Socket operation on 
non-socket
14:41:24.091 [15390] 16 process_requests: Couldn't get peer hostname

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Re: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

2011-09-16 Thread Reynolds, Susan K.
Is client part of a Windows cluster?

You might check this:

http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=contentid=TECH150081


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Subject: [Veritas-bu] bpcd 13782 - drops connection from master server

The issue - when master server initiates a session to client on port 13782, it 
drops immediately.  Thus, bkps are not running.  We are migrating clients off 
an old NetBackup server to this new server.

Tests done:
1-client can telnet to master server on ports 13782 (and maintains connection)
2-master server can still connect to port 13782 on other clients (80+ clients 
are working without issue)
3-master server can telnet to other NetBackup service port 13724 on client (and 
maintains connection)
4-old NetBackup master server can telnet to ports 13724, 13782 on client (and 
maintains connection)

Steps taken:
1-restarted NetBackup services on client
2-no firewalls or ACLs exist between client and master server.
3-reinstalled the NetBackup client
4-verified routes, bp.conf, services started

Has anyone ever deal with something like this before?  Looking for any ideas.  
Network team, server groups and Symantec not sure of issue.

Thanks,
Brett

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