I found that simply stopping and restarting the NetBackup client service
has worked fine for me in Win2k systems.
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From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of Nate
Sanders
Sent: Wednesday, October 06,
All
Just wanted some views on this
Been using Tape backups + Robots for years, and only lately things have
been going wrong!
Decisions seem to be made about removing tape backups (maybe using them
for monthly) and going to D2D solutions only.
Anyone got views on this? Pros or cons?
I do not
D2D might require a lot more storage than you estimate. Think of how
often you buy new tapes.
However, that can be mitigated with dedupe solutions like Data Domain.
Also Data Domain offers syncing to an offsite unit of the same type.
Also the big disk array manufacturers due have things that
When I went from tape on my telephone answering machine I had some
misgivings, due mostly to flexibility of flipping the tape when full and
fixed size storage.
I've wanted a D2D2D backup system for several years and have been enjoying
the one we now have for several months. Like any other IT
On Thu, October 7, 2010 08:21, Lightner, Jeff wrote:
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Also with permanent storage on disk as opposed to tape you
always take the risk that the remote storage might die and kill all your
backups. Tapes can degrade but you are far less likely to lose all
your offsite tapes at one fell
I would recommend D2D2T for the backups that really matter. You can improve
the speed of writing and the fill % of the media to cut cost. But if you drop
and break a tape you lose one day of some backups. If you corrupt your disk
you likely lose all your backups of everything. If your
I think you do indeed have to have /usr/openv on internal disk on the FT media
servers. It doesn't really grow on a media server so you do not need to allow
for it to do so. The only bit that *can* grow is /usr/openv/logs and
/usr/openv/netbackup/logs (maybe the volmgr also). You can always
Hi
Don't know is this question to right group... Recently got new system
and testing 7.0.1. Got SAN lun, do any body have steps how to discover
new lun and then create file system on solaris 10 ?
Thank you
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I just had Symantec Support confirm that File List Exclusions broke at the
6.5.6 level of code when backing up a MS Cluster via the Virtual Client Name.
We currently have in each clients exclude list *.mdf, *.ndf and *.ldf to
exclude all SQL database files. This would have gone un-noticed if
We have several D2D2T system currently, running Advanced Disk and SLPs. I
would never go back if I had the choice. There's nothing wrong with disk,
in fact it cures many of the ills of a tape system, like slow backups
which kill tape drives, speed to restore, etc. Even with dedupe, tape is
I'm having issues with Data Domain optimized duplication and wondered if
anyone here had seen any issues like this. I've got a case with both
Symantec and DataDomain but thought I'd check here too.
Environment:
NBU 7.0 on Linux RHEL5, Nine Windows 2008 R2 Media servers (Master and
Medias are
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