Title: Message
Write a script that will use vmquery -v ***
-bx | grep -i scratch | wc -l and then send you a note when it reaches a
certain threshold and update a web page.
Regards,
Brian
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Title: Disk backup products for NBU - DataDomain, Diligent
Does anybody use Diligent Protectire or DataDomain DD400 series. How it goes? I am not seeking comparison of these two products. I would like to know from your experience. Do they meet your expectations? Any problem? How is their supp
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Anyone know of a
veritas doc that covers installing a media server, and linking it to a master,
and the pros/cons/requirements of making the master vs the media server the
global device database host?
The SAGs seem to be
very light on the topic.
Thanks,
Paul
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There should be a readme file there as well that would detail what log does
what.
Unfortunately, the script that comes with windows creates log directories for
everything, even items you don't need. There isn't anything for automated
directory builds
To say this is not pretty would be an understatement.
We've run something similar, and thankfully we've purchased some new
hardware and are getting away from this model. My tips would be as
follows.
1 - Separate "Site" Storage Groups so you don't run backups across the
wan.
2- "c:\Program File
Title: Moving media from one media server to another
Nope -
look like I'd have an /opt/VRTSvradv directory if installed.
-Original Message-From: Donaldson, Mark -
Broomfield, CO Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 9:44
AMTo: 'Hindle, Greg';
veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.eduSub
Title: Moving media from one media server to another
The
bpmedia command is right for moving the media DB from one media server to
another.
If
you're talking about moving from library to library, too. Remove the tapes
from the first library, update all the inventories, add the tapes to th
Title: Moving media from one media server to another
Oops -
wrong reply window. Ignore.
-Original Message-From: Donaldson, Mark -
Broomfield, CO Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2006 9:46
AMTo: Donaldson, Mark - Broomfield, CO; 'Hindle, Greg';
'veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
1. Should media be viewable on the master or media server? (all currently on master) -
It can be viewable on either, so you need to decide where u want to keep the volume database :
master
or
media (default).
I prefer on Master - there is a touch file you need to creat
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I use OpenView Operations agent to monitor
the logs and alert the 24/7 operators to add SCRATCH tapes. There are
several messages in bptm and bpsched when there are no scratch tapes left.
Oh man, I feel your pain. Every
quarter I order tapes and have to justify the orde
No - but you can use the same contents (mkdir ...)
Just delete the directories not related to LINUX afterwards. (See Troubleshooting guide for more info)
JdS
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Good luck with the 1/8...we have one, but don't use it due to the lack
of barcode reader. It got messy managing the tapes. We created a shell
script to label the tapes & vmphyinfo and stuff, but it never really
worked well. Operators found a bunch of ways to mess it up.
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Title: Frozen / suspended tapes
There was a discussion one time about common files that are excluded on windows servers…I searched but could not find it…does anyone remember that thread or do they have any suggestions?ThanksMike
Title: Message
I know in windows there is a .bat file that
creates all your log directories, is there something similar for Linux
clients?! My /usr/openv/netbackup/logs director is empty except for
user_ops.
-Jonathan
(Windows 2003 Standard, NetBackup 5.1 MP4, HP ProLiant ML570 G3, HP
StorageWorks 1/8
LTO3 autoloader)
For the 4 years that I've worked with NetBackup, my experience has been
confined to a single
master/media server with direct or fibre attached barcode-reader-enabled
robotic tape library.
This
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You can write a scrip that looks for 96 errors and to send
a page. We have this installed now if a backup jobs fails because of a 96 it
alerts us.
Greg
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Title: Message
We have multiple sites and each site its own tape number
range. When I was out in class a few weeks back my tape order came in and the
jr. guy shipped about 200 tapes to the other site. Now I have the wrong
tape numbers there. I just wanted to know how hard/easy it would be for
A simple script would work.$ sudo /usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmquery -rn 0 -bx | grep -ic scratch105numscratch=$(/usr/openv/volmgr/bin/vmquery -rn 0 -bx | grep -ic scratch)if [ $numscratch -lt 350 ]; then
> echo "You have less than 350 scratch tapes, put some more in."> fiYou have less than 350 scratch
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Guys
Daft question here,
but I have a remote site that has a low supply of tapes and the scratch pool is
empty
Is there a way to
set an alert if the tapes get low or down to Zero?
I am also trying to
justify to the business that the tapes are needed !! Any help or opinions
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