Does NetBackup 6.0 support an active/active cluster?
Thanks in Advance
Harry
Is there any significant problem associated with increasing the catalog backup time (ie, do we run into any problems if it takes longer to back up)?
Regards,
Abhishek Dhingra
Storage and Backup Administration
CBS IT Operations
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How do you in stall
NBU CLIENT as a resource in an M$ cluster?
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you
install the client on the two individual physical machines as if they were two
separate non-clustered clients.
then
you can run backups against any shared resource that flops between the two
physical nodes.
Paul
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I'm fairly sure that a tape has to be pulled from the scratch pool
before it will be returned to the scratch pool. So if you added tapes
and added them to a pool other than scratch, they won't be moved to
Scratch once the are expired. They will just stay in the original pool.
I guess the best thing
Title: RE: 4.5 FP9
Hi,
I'm running NBU 4.5 FP6 ,
We just got a recommendation from Symantec to upgrade to FP9.
has anyone running this version? does it have any major problems?
Thanks,
Michal Kadari
Unix & Backup Admin.
Cellcom LTD. Israel
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Our catalogue is 248 GB. I upgraded on
Thursday. On Friday I noticed the elapsed time for the catalogue was over
9 hours. In looking through the Activity monitor, prior to the upgrade it
finished in just under 7 hours for roughly the same size
catalogue.
I haven't notices
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Tom
You
did not mention the environment you are in, however this may / may not be worth
a look...
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/273288.htm
Also,
just in case, what if you re-configure the Catalogue again, using the Wizard,
use a different set of tapes and re-try. A
Jonathan
Yes it will, because you are forcing an expire of that tape - if the "auto"
way is left to Netbackup, it is essentially doing the same thing (ie: 1 tape
has a retention of 1 week and after this time, its put back into Scratch
ready for Netbackup to use).
HTH
Simon Weaver
Technical Supp
I run two scripts to expire media. First I run the bpexpdate -m ##
-d o which does work sometimes. I found through trial and error that
this will not only reassign the media to scratch, but also wipes the
catalog of any information about that media. If that doesn't work, I
then have to vmque
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Tom
How
large is the catalogue backup when you view it in Activity
Monitor?
I use
5.1 and time wise, it depends on the size of the catalogue
mainly.
Are
you seeing any other slowness with the backups itself?
Simon
WeaverTechnical SupportWindows Domain Administrator
Hello Martin
Something to check.
In 5.1, goto the Policies and expand this.
Choose a policy , double click (if your windows) and goto the Schedules
Tab).
Double click on the schedule and there will be a section called "RETENTION"
- this should show what the retention is set for within this
By the way, you could use bpexpdate -m -d 0 if you want to force
netbackup to move the tapes into SCRATCH, assuming that has been configured
and the tapes have no images on there that are needed!
HTH
Simon Weaver
Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Tel: 02392-708598
We've recently upgraded our environment to 5.1 MP 4,
and I've noticed that our catalog backup has slowed by over 30%. Has
anyone seen similar things with 5.1?
Thanks,
Tom Tschida
Guidant Corp
N00b question here I know, but what sets the media expiration date? I'm
taking over a Netbackup 5.1 environment and we seem to have a load of
issues with media never expiring / having to vmquery -deassignbyid to
get stuff to go back into the scratch pool. I'd say the GUI is useless
for 80% of my
H I did not see an option on client base - only policy basis for this
command :(
Simon Weaver
Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Tel: 02392-708598
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Are you thinking for me to modify a schedule on the fly or something?
Will this not affect all clients in the policy?
Ill read the man page see if anything jumps out :)
Cheers
WEAVER, Simon wrote:
Dave
The Command bpplsched might be of some help to you, although depends on how
far you want t
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I use bperror w/ backstat –U, I suppose
bpdbjobs would be a better option.
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To:
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NetBacku
Dave
The Command bpplsched might be of some help to you, although depends on how
far you want to go with it :-)
Simon Weaver
Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium
Tel: 02392-708598
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Dave Markham [mailto:[EMA
You will need to do this via the command line using bpplsched - check out the
man page.
-freq frequency
Determines how often backups run. Represents the
number of seconds between backups initiated
according to this schedule. Valid range f
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I
report off the output from bpdbjobs -all_columns which shows the eventual status
code together with the number of attempts (plus all the other information
available as in the activity monitor). bperror will have separate entries
for each attempt, which I guess is
I am running netbackup 5.0mp3 on Solaris 9. Attached to a L700 with 5
LTo2 tape drives fiber attached.
ok,
I have an issue where one of my media servers cant see the 3 shared
drives all of a sudden. sgscan comes back with none and cfgadm -al shows
them as being unavailable. Why i dont know an
You could run bpbackup every 20 min via
cron.
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Subject: [Veritas-bu] Schedule
backup in minutes rather than hours
Hi
Hi, Is it possible to schedule a backup every 20 minutes
rather than a restriction of hours. The schedule only has hours, weeks and
month. We would like to use it every 20 minutes to backup new files in a
directory.
Is a command line backup scheduled by cron the way around
this?
Th
Chris
Try adding to your Media Server "vm.conf" file:
ACS_TCP_RPCSERVICEACS_SSI_HOSTNAME = .your.domain.comACS_SSI_SOCKET = .your.domain.com 13741
Scott
>>> "Donovan, Chris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/18/2005 8:26 pm >>>Hiyas,I have been trying to get netbackup to talk to acsls for a bitnow. I don
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