Quick frozen tape question,
I need to re-visit the docs.
When a tape is frozen, no more backups can be written to it.
When a tape is frozen and it is part of a restore, what happens?
It says the media is unavailable or does it try to do the restore?
Justin.
Under 5.1MP4,
If I change the ordering of a Storage Unit GROUP, I have to bp.kill_all
and re-launch NetBackup.
I was wondering is there a bpadm reload command to make these changes take
effect or must I always bounce NetBackup?
Justin.
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Change the ordering of the Storage Units in a Storage Unit Group rather.
Justin.
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Justin Piszcz wrote:
Under 5.1MP4,
If I change the ordering of a Storage Unit GROUP, I have to bp.kill_all and
re-launch NetBackup.
I was wondering is there a bpadm reload command to
It will try to do the restore using the frozen tape.
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Thanks.
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Ueli Schweizer wrote:
It will try to do the restore using the frozen tape.
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Is it possible to redirect a raw partition backup to an alternate location on a
Windows client?
F.e. I do a RAW backup from mountpoint \\.\c:\temp\mount and i want to restore
it to \\.\J:
I receive the following error message WRN - can't open raw device:
\\.\j:/\\.\c:\Temp\mount\ (NULL)
Typically we make tapes SUSPENDED rather than FROZEN when we want to
reserve them for a restore (e.g. avoid vaulting using them for
duplication or other backups using them). I was under the impression
you couldn't restore from a FROZEN tape.
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Enviroment: NBU 6.0 MP4 on Windows 2K3 machine
We have a fairly large VMware shop in house for all of Windows boxes. To
back up these VM images, we end up taking tarballs of the VMDK files,
and dropping them to a Windows boxe with several large attached luns.
This works flawlessly...
But, we
Same here, which is why I asked, I guess I should try it and/or consult
the docs.
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Jeff Lightner wrote:
Typically we make tapes SUSPENDED rather than FROZEN when we want to
reserve them for a restore (e.g. avoid vaulting using them for
duplication or other backups using
Point of clarification.
The only differences between FROZEN and SUSPENDED:
1) Suspending has to be done manually
2) When all the images on a SUSPENDED tape have expired the tape will be
re-used.
Otherwise they are treated the same in that NetBackup will read from the tape
if a restore needs it.
Hi all,
We got Syamntec consulting to find and solve the problem for us.. (of course
for a price)
They found that we had 3 oracle clients that very querying the image
database like crazy... Which caused bpdbm and bprd to start new process all
the time..
When I presented this for
Good to know, nice follow-up! Thanks!
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Hampus Lind wrote:
Hi all,
We got Syamntec consulting to find and solve the problem for us.. (of course
for a price)
They found that we had 3 oracle clients that very querying the image
database like crazy... Which caused
I have a minor problem with a set of bpstart and bpend notify scripts
and jobs that are requeued.
A quick background on my scripts: the bpstart script creates a snap-shot
of a volume, and then using Volume Manager mounts that snap-shot volume
to a Media server to back it up. After the bpstart
That was a typo on my part - Forgive me, I am going on about 3 hours of
sleep.
We figured out the solution - we backup the tarballs that are currently
sitting on a windows box with a standard policy. We will be moving the
luns that are tied to that Windows box and shifting them over to be
Hi,
Currently we are running NB 5.0 and doing LAN-based backups. We have one
tape library (StorageTek L180) that is directly connected to the master
server. We'll be upgrading our backup infrastructure with the following
changes:
1) two master servers running NB 6.0 on Sun Solaris 10/SPARC
we have DELL Redhat LINUX As 4.4 server with Netbackup 6.0 on it. I found
on backup log file have following messages:
03:09:11.602 [1201] 4 bpbkar: INF - Compression: 99%
/u2/hotbketdb3/tkcs21.dbf
03:09:11.602 [1201] 16 bpbkar: ERR - inode change time has changed while
backing up
Frozen tapes can still be read.
For example, my Frozen tapes are still selected by Vault for copying.
The read of data off the Frozen tape is a restore of sorts.
Frozen is like Suspended (NetBackup will no longer write to it), except
that it's sticky when the images on the tape expire.
Thank you for everyone's input on this issue.
Much appreciated!
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Wayne T Smith wrote:
Frozen tapes can still be read.
For example, my Frozen tapes are still selected by Vault for copying.
The read of data off the Frozen tape is a restore of sorts.
Frozen is like
Hello All
I wonder if anyone had come across the follwoing error messages:
VERITAS: V-80-33 Could not Create ORB.
VERITAS: V-80-10231 Error initializing ServiceManager.
VERITAS: V-80-49 CORBA::Exception caught while resolving RootPOA, system
exception, ID 'IDL:omg.org/CORBA/BAD_PARAM:1.0'
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