If you are asking about grouping jobs in
activity monitor, his isn’t a “native” netbackup option.
There is an option similar to what HP program
does but you must implement advanced reporting option for this. Note that
advanced reporting is free for NBU6.
If you want to do it fro CLI you
If you have one (or maybe two) media servers, then the DSSU is a very good
solution (and probably cheapest) for disk staging. But if you have more
media servers and implement DSSU then you will have a big and expensive
storage divided into all media servers and maybe not efficient. With VLT you
w
On Fri, Nov 18, 2005 at 08:31:38PM -0500, Lee, Kenneth (SBS US) wrote:
> I would like the following:
>
> 1.Backup some clients to VTL.
> 2.At the same time, backup some clients to STK SL8500.
> 3.In the day time, I would like the VTL to migrate the virtual
> tapes to the STK SL8500 phy
We are looking into VTL and I am getting conflicting stories. Here is
what I want to do and I would like to know if it is possible.
I have a STK SL8500 physical tape library. NetBackup 5.1 Solaris Master
server & media servers.
I would like the following:
1. Backup some clients to VTL.
2
All Policy, schedule and client info as well as images are all in the
/usr/openv/netbackup/db dir. /usr/openv/volmgr/database holds info regarding
the volume pools.
Dont forget the change the bp.conf file on all clients/media servers to reflect
the new master server.
Remember first line is sup
So, the procedure would be to install NetBackup on the new server, and
then tar them on the old box, move them over, and unzip these files into
their proper directories?
How about schedules, clients, all that? Is that encompassed in this
plan, or is that a different file system that needs to come
support should also have a one off patch for this -- we've used it and it works.
On 11/18/05, Spearman, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
>
> Quite by accident I found out that a DR type restore of a W2K3 server
> does not work with NBU5.1 MP3 (or earlier). After some phone time with
> Ver
Title: Message
No, but I have been researching it
technically.
caveats:
with
Netbackup Encryption Option, the encryption is done on the client before data is
sent to media servers - this has shown to significantly increase
resource load on the client server. another problem is that sinc
Folks,
Quite by accident I found out that a DR type restore of a W2K3 server
does not work with NBU5.1 MP3 (or earlier). After some phone time with
Veritas I received the fix. It will be released officially very soon in
MP4. The problem is explained in
http://support.veritas.com/docs/274353
Wh
It is possible to make a backup using rman direct to tape without any
agent???
just isuing
RMAN> rman target /
and then making a script just like making a backup to disk??
dos anyone have an example??
tks
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The problem was fixed by duplicating the current policy and testing
/boot and / separately then deleting that test policy and then doing a
regular backup again and it was fixed.
The netBackup tech was not sure what fixed it but he said there may have
been some policy corruption somewhere .
-O
Hello Ray
Get you DBA to run the RMAN script(s) using the disk.sbt libary this will
show if the RMAN script(s) works.
Create the dbclient directory with 777 permissons under netbackup/logs and
set VERBOSE=99 in the client bp.conf then rerun the backup through the
netbackuop libobk api. This sh
Do you have "Enable multiple streams" set on the policy?
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Justin
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 9:07 AM
To: James Pattinson
Cc: veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu; Butts, Shawn
Subject: RE: [Veritas-bu] B
I concur that the problem is often on the client.
Unfortunately, a status 6 message can mean nearly anything. If the script
that calls the RMAN commands exits non-zero you get a 6, if the media
manager has an error then you get a 6, sunspots making static on your
favorite radio station then you g
# /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bpbackup /boot
This seems to work just fine.
(using the User-Backup facility/policy/schedule)
11:02:28.676 [2651] <2> mount build_mount_list: INF - Processing (ext3)
/dev/hda1 on /boot
11:02:28.681 [2651] <2> mount build_mount_list: INF - Processing (ext3)
/dev/hda1 o
That's strange, it works for me. Suggest you enable logging for bpbkar
on the client machine, and it should walk the filesystems and tell you
why it's not backing it up. I assume the policy is configured OK?
James
Piszcz, Justin wrote:
When I specify ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES, all that gets backed up
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, in part, on 11/18/2005 9:55 AM:
I've been getting status 6 every time the Rman backups run. Does any
one have any ideas on this. The scripts are all on point so its not
that easy.
In my limited experience, the problem is back on the client. A quick
look at the loggi
When I specify ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES, all that gets backed up is
/ and not /boot?
Why is this?
$ df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda3 72G 4.6G 64G 7% /
/dev/hda1 190M 8.4M 172M 5% /boot
none 506M
*Most* helpful, Michael ... Thank you!
If I understand what you've explained (and explained much better than
any NetBackup help I've seen!) ...
* A manual backup, using a setup with pairs of automatic and application
schedules, but out of schedule window, would not use the "expected"
appli
The only time I use storage unit groups is when I have
drives from two robot's connected on the same media server. Since a storage unit
is tied to a paticular robot, you have to make two storage units if you have
drives from two robots. In the policy, you can only select 1 storage unit or
gr
I have a master/media server; Solaris
2.8 64 bit running NBU 5.1 MP3.
I've been getting status 6 every time
the Rman backups run. Does any one have any ideas on this. The scripts
are all on point so its not that easy.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance .
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Piszcz, Justin wrote:
> I realize that, but I was wondering how it stored the lists in the
> database by default, as it is not a plain text OR flat file anymore.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Greenberg, Katherine A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Whoops - missed this reply before sending my last one out.
The update is very easy, but don't forget to run "nbpushdata -add" on
the master afterwards, else your EMM will be empty and you'll have no
storage units or media.
Cheers
James
Greenberg, Katherine A wrote:
The Media Manager stuff i
The images database is still as it was in 4.5/5.x. It's just the EMM
which is a relational DB, and this holds media manager type stuff. So
your catalog will still be flat binary files. I think ASCII catalogs
have been totally deprecated now but I could be wrong.
Cheers
James
Piszcz, Justin w
The Media Manager stuff is the only part that has changed.
>From how everything was explained to me...
They pulled everything onto the Master, so the issues with SSO and vmd,
etc. will go away because there will be one host assigning drives and
allocating media for the entire environment, as oppo
You can compress the images catalog in the same manner that you could in
previous versions.
Is that what you're asking?
~Kate
-Original Message-
From: Piszcz, Justin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 8:22 AM
To: Greenberg, Katherine A; Ed Wilts; List Veritas List
I realize that, but I was wondering how it stored the lists in the
database by default, as it is not a plain text OR flat file anymore.
-Original Message-
From: Greenberg, Katherine A [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 9:06 AM
To: Piszcz, Justin; Ed Wilts; List Veri
Does NBU 6 use compression on the databases (vs. flat files) - I have a
box with 50,000,000+ files, the flatfiles are huge. Anyone know?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Greenberg,
Katherine A
Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 7:04 AM
To: Ed
>From everything I've heard/read, the memory requirements are higher, but
not sure about CPU. Since all of the Media Manager stuff is running on
the Master and all the db info for the device and media side of things
will be housed only on the master in a Sybase DB, the new req's are
based on that.
Does anyone know how much it costs?
Thanks for all the help & responses!
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You can limit the time window of each app-sched and allow it to run only when
you want it to run. When the auto sched runs only the app-sched that is open at
that given time...
I have implemented this on MSQSL backups..
Regards,
Jim
> ---Original Message---
> From: Wayne T Smith <
If I'm not mistaken, the -i is allowed only for NBU servers. You might fool NBU
in thinking that a client is a server by adding the SERVER = entry in
the bp.conf file of the master server (and the client I suppose...)
>From then on you can run all policeis/schedules with the retry availability.
HI,
I use the blat command with specifing the server each time. I run it once with
the -install option and then I don't supply the server again.
Regards,
Jim Peppas
> ---Original Message---
> From: j. okabayashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Setting up Mail Noti
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