Hi,
Recently we have been facing lots of error: 52 in our environment,backups
failing on Virtual tape. For some servers physical tape backup is running fine
and only virtual tape backup is failing with error 52
This includes both Unix and Windows Servers which are SAN Media. Can you please
Hi
Been working with Netbackup for a couple of years and you sort of get
set in the way that you do things.
There are curtain parameters that you always set the same, like Maximum
jobs per client = 99.
Allow media overwrite = I tick all of them ...
So I wondered what and why you set
1. What version of NBU are you running?
2. Any EEB's?
3. Set debug/diagnostics to 6 for oid 199 on the FT media server, wait
for a backup to fail and have a look at the log.
4. If not at 654 upgrade and then log a support call and ask for the SAN
Client bundle...
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From:
Hi Gary,
I don't know if other people have found this, but I've never worked for a shop
that I could justify multiple fabrics for the backup infrastructure (unless of
course you're free to use your production fabrics, which I've also found
management folks tend to frown at ;-). If you're going
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:07 AM, Matthews, Gary (GSD UK Production Services
business) gary.b.matth...@logica.com wrote:
Just after a few opinions. I’ve been asked to put in a new SAN with NBU
from scratch. The library’s a fairly hefty box, a sun SL3000. It’s only
got 2 fibre drives at the
Well this could be a big discussion.
First Max jobs per client
I totally disagree with you.
I have some servers that are so small that more than 1 stream causes it
to overload, so it does not respond, so NB kills the jobs.
So I HAVE to set those to 1 stream. My medium size servers I set to
See below from my own working views.
Hi
Been working with Netbackup for a couple of years and you sort of get
set in the way that you do things.
There are curtain parameters that you always set the same, like Maximum
jobs per client = 99.
Allow media overwrite = I tick all of them ...
On Wed, Nov 04, 2009 at 01:03:14PM +0200, Johan Redelinghuys wrote:
1. Storage Units:
You have 2 x LTO4 drives. Would you create one stu with two drives in it
or would you create a stu for each drives?
# I've found that in some cases it better to create two stu's. When a
policy
Here's an update:
Moving the same backup to 3 new media servers we installed last fall allowed
these policies to work.
When I started updating tape drivers and re-running cfgmgr I saw a great deal
of improvement but it went from zero to about 75% on the older servers. Moving
them to the new
We have a group of DBAs running a restore and I was wondering if there was
something in the way they kicked off their restore that caused the following:
They initiate restore, tape is loaded, image is restored, tape is returned to
slot in the library...then restore moves to the next
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 10:03 PM, Johan Redelinghuys
johan.redelingh...@stg.co.za wrote:
1. Storage Units:
Yeah, this depends on the environment totally. But if you only have one STU
defined, all backups will have to go to that STU. If you have it defined to
use both drives, and have
Look at increasing the delay on multiplexed restores on the media server and
also increasing the number of channels being allocated in the rman restore
script.
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of Reynolds, Susan
K.
MPX restore was on 60 seconds and unmount delay was on 30 seconds, so I se set
those per your instructions. I'll forward your note to the ORACLE people.
Thank you.
From: Kevin Corley [mailto:kevin.cor...@apollogrp.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 12:20 PM
To: Reynolds, Susan K.
Subject:
Hello All,
I have a very broad question about possibly migrating from Networker to
Netbackup. I'm sure there are people here that have done it and Im not
looking for many specifics, but rather some general items in terms
- how long it took from start to finish of when the project plan was
I did several small (10 - 40 server) migrations from Networker to
Netbackup. We simply installed the Netbackup client on top of the
(Unix/Linux) Networker client and started full backups one weekend. We
kept the Networker hardware online for a year before decommissioning.
All of the Netbackup
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