ot;+NUMBER" needs to be specified as "-s NUMBER"
Other commands that might need adjustment are
cleanstats
check_coverage
update_dbclients
I did a quick scan but there may be other scripts and there may be other
commands within scripts that would need checking. Just and FYI.
T
These
changes do require a reboot.
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Paul Keating wrote:
> Hey Folks.
>
> First foray into enterprise linux using RHEL.
>
> when adding or removing tape devices, can you add new, or cleanup
> disconencted de
e HBA model and the driver version and if its
through a switch, you can get it from there as well. Still not the same.
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Paul Keating wrote:
> Ah yesthis is about what I found using Google as well, once sorted
> through th
/sec
and peak much higher. Ping me next week and I'll let you know what I saw with
bonding. This is against Extreme switchs, not Cisco, but the same should hold
true.
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>
> Does anybody use Et
ery least. The
bonding/etherchannel
is in preparation for what is not in place as far as clients currently. I
don't know
if the system will be the bottleneck. network, or clients.
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On the master/media server:
bpbackup -i -p POLICYNAME -h CLIENTNAME -s SCHEDULENAME
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> How do I start the Backup and Restore on command l
rom STK/Sun, but thats only my opinion.
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Justin Piszcz wrote:
> We will be receiving an EVAL unit soon and wonder if anyone had any
> opinions on this library? For instance, how reliable is it compared
> to say, an L700?
>
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This isn't a frequent occurrence, but it can pop up on you if the circumstances
are
right.
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Justin Piszcz wrote:
> Wow! Thanks for the detailed response!
>
> Since
little to far I think.
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On the master server, try:
bpgetconfig -s -l
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>
> Hi,
>
> I need to be able to find out what version of NetBackup and Operating
> System are
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Shawn,
Why not install the java interface on the Linux workstation
and allow access at the NBU server?
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David Rock wrote:
> * Shawn Guillemette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-06-09 12:32]:
>
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Copy 1 is considered the data sitting on the DSSU
> Copy 2 is considered the data copied to tape
>
> I'd like to do some testing, so i'd like to create a 3rd copy. Doing a
> manual relocat
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You could always run bpimmedia and specify a schedule type and
and date/time range. The rows that start with "FRAG", the fourth
field is kilobytes. Query, sum, report...
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e NBU scheduler and
go with an logic based company wide scheduler, CLI helps this move
smoother as well. CLI also gives you a closer connection to understanding
what is really happening behind the scenes which is invaluable when it
comes to problem solving.
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You should read the Media Manager manual available either with you software
or on line and then post questions after that. Single drive and tape stacker
configurations are well documented.
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[EMAIL
5.1.0
NetBackup
5.1
51
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin
Linux 2.6.9-22.ELsmp
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WEAVER, Simon wrote:
> Ed
> NBU does not reall care about DNS - it will work on IP alone (as done here
> in many examples). Some cases we canno
Darwin 8.7.0
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DLew97 wrote:
> Hi -
>
> Is there a command line to output the Netbackup version and patch
> installed on the client?
>
> BPCLIENT gives me the client-host name.
>
to sometimes 60%, but that depends
on the available resources
for phase 2 and the frequency as well. If you want to have the most possible
images on disk for
faster restores, then taking your LWM down to 40% will make that difficult.
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ype functions in NBU since using
Vault as the phase 2 solution, so the process has made some good advancements,
but it still required a good level of over engineering when it comes
to available resources still as when it gets close to those limits, it
becomes unstable in my opinion.
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Pet
next hour? How many copies are allowed for images within your config?
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Sponsler, Michael wrote:
> All,
> On one of my servers (Netbackup 6.0 MP2 Media server and Netbackup 6.0
> MP2 Master Server), I've noticed that
ers
I had to figure out with a tcpdump session.
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Paul Keating wrote:
> It's a great benefit for our remote library which is across town.
> Lets us see if there's a tape in a drive that doesn't kive with what NBU
some decisions.
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WEAVER, Simon wrote:
> */Hi everyone/*
> */Now looking at DSU considerations for my setup:/*
> *//*
> */1 x NBU 5.1 MP2 Win2k3 Server/*
> */2 x SAN Media NBU 5.1 MP2 Servers/*
> */3 x Shared Stora
e the time
to customize.
Hope this helps.
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WEAVER, Simon wrote:
> Cheers Peter, this was some of my thoughts as well.
>
> In general, when using DSSU could you give me an idea of how much data is
> stored on there and
r will place the data back on disk, but that
is the easy part of the battle. Any test systems you can play with?
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Dariusz Klar wrote:
> Hi Gurus,
>
> One of my customer plan to migrate from NetBackup DataCenter 4.5(MP4
read speeds of 130mb/sec, is that during a restore
process through netbackup? If so and there is multiplexing, make sure
your restore test is big enough to get a valid sample size.
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Liddle, Stuart wrote:
> I think we are license
copy
#20 Number of copies
#21 Fail on error
#22 Collect BMR info
#23 Checkpoint
#24 Checkpoint interval (minutes)
#25 Offhost backup
#26 Use alternate client
#27 Use data mover (off host bkups)
#28 Data mover type
#29 Collect BMR info
#30 Keyword
#31 Policy ID
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ive you an output of
policy1:clientA:clientB:
policy2:clientC:clientd:
etc... Just replace the ":" with a "," or whatever separator you want
This is for bash or sh, modify the loop syntax for csh/tcsh
If you are running windows, install cygwin
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Peter DrakeU
As a first stab,
I usually bundle systems with similar services into the same policy. But that
almost
always gets split up a bit. Database backups generally tend to be one client
per
policy, but there are exceptions. As usual, everyones millage may vary.
Peter DrakeUnderkoffler
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is a fully supported configuration...
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Weber, Philip wrote:
> Sorry if this has been done to death recently but...
>
> What sorts of disk systems are people using as disk staging to keep
> LTO3s happy? Our current E
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Why not use a different volume group for those media? Then you can always
perform a search (at least within volume manager) for media in the
"bad_media_on_shelf"
volume group, or something like that.
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You certainly can't change volume pools, but "volume group" is open for
season.
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WEAVER, Simon wrote:
> Peter
> The only thing I was not sure about, was movin
433
3 0 10 54 4 1 0 0 57856 /etc/hosts 33188 root wheel 9654 1160031652 1159897056
1159945207
4 0 9 52 24 1 0 0 57856 /etc/motd 33188 root wheel 59 1159998009 1159997841
1159997841
etc...
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Darren Dunham wrote:
>>Don't know about 6.0MP3
in bp.conf or the registry (I believe) in windows
that look like "BPDBJOBS_COLDEFS = " These are documented. You can
always get the famous complete output with, "bpdbjobs -all_columns"
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Wilkinson, Alex wrote:
asking questions to supply all
the data needed:
- -O/S version and architecture?
- -NBU version and MP level?
- -which qlogic cards?
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Brooks, Jason wrote:
> We're testing a Linux media server now to try and resolve some NDM
ar/log/messages"
and while watching that, perform a "modprobe -v qla2300", lets see what
comes out of it. If they are seen at this point, make sure you
have the needed entry in /etc/modules.conf and them create a new
boot image.
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I thought it was offline netbackup, and remove
/usr/openv/netbackup/db/jobs/jobid.lock
then change the contents of /usr/openv/netbackup/db/jobs/jobid to 1 or 0 or
something.
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Clooney
is
needed
between the RMAN catalogs and the NetBackup catalogs in reference to expired
images
to RMAN backup id names.
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Dave Brown wrote:
> Ok, need some help from Oracle/Linux people here.
>
>
>
> I am ru
You can look and see what the reasoning is with bperror
output or the debug logs if you have those enabled. Also check your
/var/(log|adm)/messages file for errors. The only exception to the destroying
frozen media would be if it was frozen by an admin user for some other reason.
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clude_list
exclude_list.POLICY
exclude_list.POLICY.SCHEDULELABEL
The docs have a whole section for this.
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Koster, Philip wrote:
> Q: What is the format for the Unix/Linux exclude file?
>
> I know the path, I know the names. I
the DSSU if the image still lives in the catalogs.
At least this might help you clean up your storage temporarily. As to
the source of the problem, I'd love to know if that is a bug.
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Joe Royer wrote:
> NetBackup 5.1 MP5
>
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Joe Royer wrote:
> Thanks for trying to help, but did you read my message at all?
>
> NetBackup 5.1 MP5
> was th
have
the second nic?
What about 802.1q?
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Whelan, Patrick wrote:
> Does anyone have a similar setup?
>
> Separate backup network from clients in one location to media servers in
> same location, but the master server
to it, it borks the
process?
Which log file was it?
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Hindle, Greg wrote:
>
>
> What was happening is the file size limit was being reached on the Linux
> server and the log could no longer be written to. The ndmp
the file system for the filename.ds* file but that might not be atomic
enough, I haven't tested it, but I would worry if the prune could overlap
the duplication based on that logic. Let us know what you work out. Could
be something good to share.
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what does "tpconfig -d" output?
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Keith W wrote:
> NB 5.1 see's my devices as separate. The robot shows that no drives
> are available and the drive is showing up as a stand
SAIT. Cleanups if
a disk fails is a quick script to flush copy 1 of images that have
been staged and it is an allowable loss for those backups which are
destined to DSSUs in that config. For those clients that can fill
the pipes, we go straight to tape.
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tail your messages file or watch your console when you perform a insmod
lpfc or
modprobe lpfc you can watch it pick up the targets. If this is part of a
fabric, make sure
the correct zoning is in place.
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ZIMMER, RANDY K [AG/1
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what does the output from lsmod show?
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ZIMMER, RANDY K [AG/1000] wrote:
> There is no switch involved the fibre is attached directly from the
> server to the tape drive.
>
> Thanks
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What linux distro and what kernel? On the disk storage, what is the
architecture of that
and the file system? Any parameters when you made the file system? 32bit or
64 bit?
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ty. Might show something like this:
st15 Soft Errors: 0 Hard Errors: 0 Transport Errors: 0
Vendor: HP Product: Ultrium 2-SCSI Revision: S33H Serial No:
You can then run that against iostat as in "iostat st15 2"
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Check to see if any libraries are missing as far as NetBackup bpcd is
concerned, run:
ldd /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpcd
and see what is missing.
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looks like you may be on a RH4 based on your kernel version. FYI, the udev
and multipathd implementation in RH5 was cleaned up quite a bit from and admin's
management perspective.
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Jonathan Dyck wrote:
> For some reason I don
=(ALL) NOPASSWD: NETBACKUP
Obviously I have a unix group called "sysad" set up at the unix
level.
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Reynolds, Susan K. wrote:
> Does anyone here use SUDO for non-root access to Netbackup; and, if so
> can yo
miimon=100
But this will also depend on your switch vendor.
I've only used two(2) NICs in a trunk, so I would
imagine you have some testing ahead of you to not only
get it to function as you wish, but also get the desired
throughput.
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in the
vm.conf.
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Jim Peppas wrote:
> It is best to setup Netbackup using a "Virtual Name and IP" on the actual
> host. That way if you need to move or rename the host machine, no problems
>
>
> JP
>
>
>
can be where you perform all your magic with multiple streams. Look forward
to testing it or hearing of anyone else who has actually tested it.
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> As I think about this, you need something that compensates if this is a
> single-stream
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The times I've written pre/post scripts taking multiple data streams into
account, I used mkdir to prevent race conditions as it is atomic
where touch or other file making/updating programs are not.
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t;
>
> I've heard that NetBackup 6 takes a fair bit more memory than 5. Has
> anyone seen any Veritas documentation that supports this? How about CPU
> requirements?
>
> Thanks,
> .../Ed
I don't think it's been a flat file since 5
or of dssu's are to be pretty full all the time. If NBU
successfully performs the second phase of staging, then it will clear out
the oldest image copy on the dssu when it needs space....
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>
> Hi,
>
> I have
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That would be the Advanced Client with the Off Host Backups. A separately
licensed
item.
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Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) wrote:
>
> We just upgraded out SAN Solution to somethin
that will have. Also, there may
need to be some tuning if this is NFS for the mount, such as turning off
acl checks, making it run over tcp, make sure the mount is hard but intr, etc...
If this were to work, then it would give you clustering capabilities as well as
an interesting DR solution.
Peter
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You also need to make VERBOSE = 5 in the bp.conf file on the client.
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bbb bb wrote:
> We have several Redhat LInux servers (AS 3) use Veritas Netbackup client
> to backup file systems. I c
directory builds from 5.x down, but I do believe there is something
for 6.x for unix.
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Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) wrote:
> I know in windows there is a .bat file that creates all your log
> directories, is there something similar for Lin
it is not
on that
same network, you will have to manage it from the media server.
Then make sure your name resolution works out mapping forward and reverse
correctly
either DNS or static files.
Good luck.
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Gary Will
Peter
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Kathryn Hemness wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I've been fighting with sharing tapedrives with a Linux media server
> for about a month now and I'd really appreciate some help.
>
> My problem lies not with the sharing but
.
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Dan Dobbs wrote:
> Greetings, list.
>
> I'm doing a test install of 6.0 on a spare server to get a look at the
> 6.0 install process, and to get familiarized with the new features. The
> install seemed to go ok
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Doesn't seem quite possible, two different architectures and no emulation
that I know ofSun said it was Binary compatible?
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> It's not on
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The opposite would substantially cut into hardware sales at Sunall business
all the time.
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> OK - here's the scoop - and the boss was wrong.
>
> Solaris x
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