Hi
to all and thanks for the answers.
First
thing, we tried to partition the library and it didn’t work. I mean the second
server was always “seeing” the robotics as controlled by the first server.
Whatever we tried, we didn’t succeed to set it as locally controlled. Should we
try and
Hi Mark
Extract from NBU Admin Guide I for Windows:
Wait time before clearing archive bit
The Wait time before clearing archive bit property specifies how long
the client waits before the archive bits for a differential incremental
backup are cleared. The minimum allowable value is 300
Dear all,
I want to make sure whether BMR backup will completely backup all the folders
files that belong to Microsoft Exchange.
Especially for this folder: C:\Program Files\Exchsrvr\MDBDATA\, because when
I try to browse restore the BMR backup image (from Backup, Archive, and
Restore GUI),
Hi,
For any DB that has data changing under you, you will typically need an
agent.
Justin.
On Wed, 24 Mar 2010, Adrian Soetanto wrote:
Dear all,
I want to make sure whether BMR backup will completely backup all the folders
files that belong to Microsoft Exchange.
Especially for this
Please share the File List in your policy as well as where the BCV's are
actually mounted.
If mount points look something like this:
/bcv/bcv1
/bcv/bcv2
...
And your policy specifies /bcv, you need to select 'Cross mount points'
in policy attributes. Not selecting this option will backup the
Hi adrian
I use BMR to protect the System itself (ie: The Exchange Cluster).
However, I have a seperate policy that uses the Exchange Directive backups, in
the form of making use of the NetBackup Exchange Agent, which is a seperate
product.
Therefore, BMR will not protect the Exchange Database
I do not believe it will work.
Use this TechNote as guideline:
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/337969.htm
Regards
M.
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of Glen
Vassileff
Sent: 24 March
We are in the same situation. Restoring 6.5.3 catalog in NB 7.0 did not work
for me. I haven't found any documents with the steps to restore 6.5.3 catalog
to NB 7.0.
Our NB 6.5.3 server is actually on Windows 2003 R2 x86.
I have tested the following in the test lab. Keeping the same name for NB
I guess this is the best way for doing this (maybe the only way)
I had problems in the past while trying to recover a 6.5.3 catalog into
a 6.5.4 master server. There were some schema changes in the nbu
database in 6.5.4 and I had to rollback to 6.5.3.1, do the catalog
recover and then upgrade
Are you going to Windows 2008 R2 or Windows 2008? If you are going to
Windows 2008 R2 you need to upgrade to 6.5.5 (for compatibility
reasons).
My upgrade path would look something like:
1. Run consistency check per NBU 7.0 Upgrade instructions.
http://support.veritas.com/docs/340464
2. Create
Correctly configuring a VTL setup to be optimized, there's more than a
complicated answer out there... If I were you, I'd do something along
the lines of the following:
Assumptions, in this example you'd have 3 VTLs, 6 media servers...
- each individual VTL has roughly the same throughput
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 8:20 AM, Martin, Jonathan jmart...@intersil.comwrote:
Are you going to Windows 2008 R2 or Windows 2008? If you are going to
Windows 2008 R2 you need to upgrade to 6.5.5 (for compatibility
reasons).
Almost but not quite. 6.5.5 does NOT support Windows 2008 R2 as a
This occurred to me on the way to work. Does the NB
client for windows reset all the archive bits on files
after the backup's completion?
That's the only thing that makes sense as I see it.
If it reset the bit after each file, then a last-minute
failure of the backup would not let the
Good Afternoon all, I'm hopeing a scripting expert is lurking out there
someplace for me...or maybe not even an expert, but someone know understands it
better than I at least...
Currently I run a couple of reports manually and I'd like to automate them thru
OpsCenter if possible (we don't have
Good point, however I suspect it would work. My testing with 2008 and
2008 R2 shows the OS are similar, with the exception of system state
backups (new API by Microsoft required in R2). If he was going to R2 I
suppose you could build a 3rd 2008 server, restore to that and then
repeat to get to
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 1:28 PM, Martin, Jonathan jmart...@intersil.comwrote:
Good point, however I suspect it would work. My testing with 2008 and
2008 R2 shows the OS are similar, with the exception of system state backups
(new API by Microsoft required in R2). If he was going to R2 I
Lawler, Michael C. wrote:
Good Afternoon all, I'm hopeing a scripting expert is lurking out there
someplace for me...or maybe not even an expert, but someone know understands
it better than I at least...
Currently I run a couple of reports manually and I'd like to automate them
thru
Hello Geeks,
We take VCB backups of 2003 machines via a proxy server( Also a media server) .
We are using Virtual center server 2.5 and ESX server 3.5 update 4.
Recently we have migrated one of our wins 2003 server to 2008 .
Bu its backups are faing with VCB though when i take its normal
NBU 6.5.3 Using SSO
ADIC I2000
14 LTO2 drives
Master server and 4 Media servers are Windows 2003 all running NBU 6.5.3
Using Veritas drivers on Master and all Media servers.
I have one of my drives in a state of PEND-DLT
With no jobs running on any server.
I have tried removing all drives from
Yes Ed, from your many posts we all understand that your situation
allows you infinite time for testing, retesting, and more testing.
Kudos. I suspect you work for the government, probably never cross the
street, except at a crosswalk. However I work in a situation where this
is an acceptable
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 01:22:24AM -0700, Grigore Petrisor wrote:
First thing, we tried to partition the library and it didn?t work. I
mean the second server was always ?seeing? the robotics as controlled
by the first server.
That sounds like either a problem with the library or the
Thanks Jeff,
I checked the library and found this drive did indeed need to be power cycled.
Once it powered cycled the drive is no longer going PEND-TLD.
Doug Preston
Systems Engineer
LERETA, LLC
Client Server team
1123 Park View DR
Covina CA 91724
Phone 626-339-5221 Ext 1104
Direct Line
I'm sorry Ed, for my testy response. I didn't mean to attack you
personally.
I simply meant to express that I, and many other members of this forum
work on quasi-supported or completely unsupported systems every day. We
understand the risks involved, we take necessary precautions, and often
we
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 2:57 PM, Martin, Jonathan jmart...@intersil.comwrote:
Yes Ed, from your many posts we all understand that your situation allows
you infinite time for testing, retesting, and more testing.
I have a very, very large department of testers at my disposal. They just
happen
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 7:49 PM, Martin, Jonathan jmart...@intersil.comwrote:
I, and many other members of this forum work on quasi-supported or
completely unsupported systems every day. We understand the risks involved,
we take necessary precautions, and often we succeed.
And many other
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