Yes you can do it
The name of the server is
critical for licensing (the var folder) and at the images. If you change the
name and replace the var folder with the old one netbackup will play.
stefanos
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Wonder
if it would be worth treating this as a DR scenario, and do a BPRecover method,
which essentially puts Netbackup back to its last known catalogue and image
state ?
Simon
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Simon,
That is how I did it a few times, the other times when I was just moving from smaller to bigger disks, I used a snapshot in Solaris to copy the system from the smaller disks to the bigger disks.
Justin.
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you
can't change the hostname after the netbackup install (err, well you can if
you're into masochism).
set
the machine up with the same hostname as your existing NBU master, but do it on
a lab network or similar.
or
don't put the system in NIS, so it doesn't register.
