Hi Gupta
Thank you - My Flash-Backup was to Tape, rather than disk. I am going to
perform a Disk Test Backup, and do the same restore to tape.
I have changed the NetBackup Client Service to use a dedicated account.
Strange about the SPACE BAR after the dot!
S.
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Yes, you can list 8 volumes.
Putting a space after . (dot) is not adviced.
Getting or not getting a pop-up is ok. It will not affect your operations.
Your restore seems to be slow. But it may happen if your initial drive was
highly fragmented.
From: veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.
Hi
A fellow member has kindly guided me into the right direction of using
FlashBackps. However I have a few Questions to clarify if poss.
Environemnt, all Windows 2003 SP2 + NBU 6.5.6 - Running Eval License of
NBU to open up FlashBackup-Windows
I have tested the product, and moved the tests into p
robmod wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> we have many oracle instances in archivelog mode. We keep archivelogs for 30
> days.
> Now we have to backup some oracle instance only with full hot backups with
> long retention (up to 3 years). As oracle man says redo logs are needed for
> restore, so we ha
Hello everybody,
we have many oracle instances in archivelog mode. We keep archivelogs for 30
days.
Now we have to backup some oracle instance only with full hot backups with long
retention (up to 3 years). As oracle man says redo logs are needed for restore,
so we have to change the retention
Hello Geeks,
Need your help in implementing BMR.
==
We have to implement BMR for our two critical server( Windows 2003).
They get backed up by our master server which is Linux 2.6 RHEL5.-Netbackup
6.5.
Try unchecking the allow retry after calendar day (Not sure how it is
worded exactly).
Why do you have a calendar based schedule for your daily? Looks like you
just need it for the weekly/monthly.
On 9/21/2010 4:02 PM, THELEN, ROBERT M (ATTSI) wrote:
>
> I have seen Calendar based backups do th
The NBU 7 VMware guide has a troubleshooting section that discusses how to
remove locks/failed snapshots also.
Kevin
On Sep 22, 2010, at 4:08 AM, Nic Solomons wrote:
> Chris,
>
> As others have said, bpfis looks after any snapshot/frozen image processing,
> and interacts pretty heavily with
Chris,
As others have said, bpfis looks after any snapshot/frozen image processing,
and interacts pretty heavily with VCB (you will actually see all the relevant
VCB logging in the bpfis legacy log).
Those bpfis processes will stay in place until either the VCB resources (or
VSS/VSP resources
