Title: "media manager terminated by parent process"
Sounds like a bad tape. -
previouis backup image on that tape require that tape to advance to after a
current un-expired image
the 1st copy has not expired yet and is in
non expiration of continous active images.
use bpexpdate -ev ##
This is the info I got confirmed.
Note the "one NetBackup component for each Operating System and Database
type".
<<
MULTIPLE DOMAIN OR VIRTUAL MACHINE SYSTEMS
NetBackup components (servers, clients, and database agents) for UNIX,
Windows, NetWare, and Linux are each licensed once per physical m
That's only if you're backing up the physical host using the Redhat client.
If you're backing up the virtual hosts (ie - you install the NBU client in the VM's) you still need a license per virtual client. I've had *this* confirmed by Veritas. (although that doesn't necessarily mean it's correct!
For those with the problem, when VSP does not get cleaned up,
which directory would it be in , on the Windows server ?
Doon Eng
Enterprise Storage Group (ESG)
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Thanks all - I have no worries on this now.
-M
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Others have noted that is is doable and supported. What hasnt been said yet
is that veritas only require 1 license (of each client) type to backup all
virtual machines running on a physical system. That is, veritas is
licensing the physical hardware.
I have confirmed this with veritas.
For me, th
Title: Message
Bpclient access the ClientDB. Host properties,
MasterServer, Client attributes
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Title: Message
Master: Windows 2000, Netbackup 5.1
MP3.
Client: Windows 2003 - DFS server
I have
tried disabling VSP in the Netbackup GUI and I have tried the commands below (on
Windows) but each time I run bpclient -client -L I still see
VSP_USE = YES.
I am
not seeing t
Title: "media manager terminated by parent process"
Does anyone know what this error means? I've got a backup of a few hundred gig that won't run. I kick it off and after some period of time the backup fails with the following error:
14:47:50.156 [291] <2> bptm: INITIATING (VERBOSE = 1): -U
They are available, but from the CRC (customer resource area). You can
get a login/password from your sales guy or there is a request form on
the website...
http://storagetek.com/support/online_resources.html#access_crc
Harry S.
Atlanta, GA
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We are using VMWare. You have choices as to backing up the physical or
logical servers. The physical servers will get a status 1 because the
.DSK files (the logical servers) are open files. You can quiesce the
logical servers during the backup however this was not optimal for us.
We chose to b
> Anybody running a Client and/or Media server on a Virtual Machine over
> VMWare? We're going to have a requirement to starting backing up both
> Windows & Redhat Linux running as virtual machines.
I've gotten as far as seeing that vmware does present SAN tape drives to a
RedHat virtual machine,
I backup a RedHat ES 3, WinNT4, and Win2000 virtual machines on a VMWare
ESX server. Each virtual machine runs it's own instance of the client.
All my virtual machines are clients (no media servers).
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> Anybody running a Client and/or Media server on a Virtual Machine over
> VMWare? We're going to have a requirement to starting backing up both
> Windows & Redhat Linux running as virtual machines.
Yeah, it works fine. We have several V
If you care to search the System Administrators Guide
explains in detail how to configure / disable both, you can also find tons of
info to help you on the Veritas support page.
VSS = Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy
Service.
VSP = VERITAS Volume Snapshot Provider
This is from memory so mig
Anybody running a Client and/or Media server on a Virtual Machine over
VMWare? We're going to have a requirement to starting backing up both
Windows & Redhat Linux running as virtual machines.
On the surface, it looks like it should be doable but confirmation would be
nice.
-M
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Lets see, no non-cluster x64 servers around. So no testing of standard
clients.
>not running on the Node
>
I assume you mean the backup happening on the standby node of the
cluster. Yes, that is why I am pulling my hair out. It works!
Situation: Node 1 active, node 2 standby. Node 2 will ba
Title: Message
I had
the same issues.
"disabling" Open File Backups it from the GUI didn't
work.
or
rather "not enabling it" from the GUI didn't work.
So.from the CLI of my Solaris NBU Master, I did the
following:
bash-2.03# bpclient -client -update -WOFB_enabled
0
bash-2.03# ech
Title: Message
Bobby
Have
you checked the CLIENT properties ??
You
mentioned you have checked the HOST MASTER PROPERTIES, which is fine, but if you
goto the CLIENT properties, there should be an option under WINDOWS CLIENT and
there is an option called VSP !
Make
sure there is nothing ena
Anyone have the problem of not being
able to disable VSS snapshot on windows clients? I have nothing selected
in the master server client properties
or the client side but it still
wants to use it on the client backups. Get no answers from Veritas
on how to disable this. Seems another part of Ve
Hi all
I'm looking for ACSLS user guide or admin guide. I checked in
storagetek but it hasn't, thanks
Tom
netbackup admin
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> Jeff Lightner
> I wouldn't backup via autofs. First why backup via NFS rather than
> backing up the filesystem from its native host? You still have the
> network impact but don't have to worry abo
Hi folks,
having problems with some of our Oracle RMAN backups. See errors below.
Has anyone else come across this problem ?
Thanks for any info.
Paul
Excerpt from RMAN Log
===
RMAN-03026: error recovery releasing channel resources
RMAN-08031: released channel: c1
RMAN-08031:
Well we have it working for multipie streams here so it waits till all the streams are finised before it start here is our modified Pervasive agent backup scritpts. ***Bpstart_notify.bat @rem creates a file associated with each stream running on the client@echo "" > c:\temp\backup\%1.%STREA
I wouldn't backup via autofs. First why backup via NFS rather than
backing up the filesystem from its native host? You still have the
network impact but don't have to worry about NFS' overhead and quirks.
Second if you really have to do NFS why do autofs? You could set up a
script to mount th
Ok well that's pants!
But I may have a work around - I have a routine that I can run during the
bpstart script which I will implement tonight - am I right in believing that
I do NOT NEED to use an end script if I do not want to?
If this is correct, I can run a routine in the start script to do w
On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 07:13:07AM -, WEAVER, Simon wrote:
> Ok I got the script to work, which is great - only one problem I see - the
> client has multiple paritions and is being backed up using ALL LOCAL DRIVES
> - although the services stop fine, it appears that as soon as one of the
> stre
I don't think I said to do it over the Network?
Ok, if the backup is not running on the Node, do you get any status error
messages?
What if you uninstall / reinstall the client software and possibly create a
new backup policy for the node that secondary node?
Maybe MP5 will help. As you said
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