0n Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 02:18:29PM -0600, Scott Jacobson wrote:
>Simrat,
>
>I've seen many discussions in this forum about using 262144 for a buffer
sizes on Windows, and most of those discussions talk about it not being
recommend or successful based on Windows TCP/IP Stack siz
Hi everyone, I'm new
to Vault, and I've got a couple of questions for the
experts..
1) Is there a
reasonably easy to disable Vault's insistance on using the MAP for ejecting
media? It's much quicker for us to access the magazine and pull the tapes
ourselves!
2) How and when is
the retu
Hi
We are in the process of implementing a brand new
installation of NetBackup 6.0 MP2 (Windows based) and I seem to be having
problems with some of the media.
I have 5 tapes that report that they are in use even
though they are sitting quietly in slots the library. If I try and use bpex
Is this a recovery information store (2003) and have you checked the box for
"allow this database to be overwritten by a restore?" Its in the database
property sheets under Exchange System Manager.
I usually follow the Exchange Administrator's Guide and that procedure has
worked every time.
I never used LTO3, but I have done the
same last week on a Windows 2003 server running NBU 6.0 MP1 but using STK9940B
I had the same problem as you have seen. I
tried out different tapedrivers and ended up downloading the newest drivers from
Veritas and that one worked. Since my implementa
Title: Open files?
ALL,
I am trying to backup a rather large folder on a
file server. This folder has subfolders starting with the letter A and going
through W. I would like to select A - L in one job and the select M - Z in
another. I cannot get the wildcards to work and im wondering if
Anyone seen this error for exchange 2003 restore done to alternate
server
16:26:41 (303660.001) (303660.001) ERR - unable to create object for
restore: Microsoft Information Store:\SG01\NYCPEXV006-SG01-DB02 (BEDS
0xFE08: )
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS MESSAGE AND ANY ATTACHMENT MAY BE
Running an Oracle 10g backup with 5.1MP4 to Windows 2003 5.1MP4 Master
and Media servers. This is my first 10g database, so I'm wondering if
something is different from older versions of Oracle? Basically backup
starts, kicks off child job for database backup which goes to queued and
times out /
Jason
There is a Windows registry entry called "FilesNotToBackup". We are
hoping to use the group policy to distribute it to all of our Windows
servers. NetBackup should honour that key (see page 193 of the 6.0 Sys
Admin guide for Windows part 1)
Regards
Richard
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Simrat,
I've seen many discussions in this forum about using 262144 for a buffer sizes on Windows, and most of those discussions talk about it not being recommend or successful based on Windows TCP/IP Stack size limitation. Others have indicated they have been able to get buffers sizes like th
Does anyone have a script that will show the compression rates per
each tape in the library and an average / total as well?
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Title: LTO3 fiber drives
We are getting in 20 of these drives. Does any one else use Hp LTO3 fiber drives? What is the best performance setup to use for these drives?
Greg
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Hello,
We are using Netbackup 6.0 MP1 on Win2k3 STD with HP MSL
6030 tape library housing two Ultrium 3 LTO 960 drives. Any idea on how can we
change the block size from 64Kb to 256 Kb on the tape drive? We’ve
change the buffer size in Netbackup and it seems to be writing at 256kb but
Title: Open files?
Smitha ,
The Ignite-UX server's make_tape_recovery command creates a bootable operating
system recovery tape for a system while it is up and running. When a system has
a logical volume layout, the recovery tape only includes data from the root
volume group, plus d
Title: Open files?
Hi
all,
We are
planning to do DR test for our environment which consists of Netbackup 5.1 MP 3
running on HP -UX . We have to do the following :
Go to
a different location called DR site.
Rebuild the backup server right from scratch with the
same hostname but pos
On Wed, Apr 05, 2006 at 10:40:55AM -0400, Steve Quan wrote:
> We're evaluating Aptare's Storage Console on our NetBackup 6.0 MP1 system.
> One of the commands that it requires is, the output of bpdbjobs -report
> -all_columns, which takes a very long time to complete (over 6 minutes).
> This is wit
Hi,
We're evaluating Aptare's Storage Console on our NetBackup 6.0 MP1 system.
One of the commands that it requires is, the output of bpdbjobs -report
-all_columns, which takes a very long time to complete (over 6 minutes).
This is with only around 800 jobs (per the activity monitor).
/Steve
Title: Message
Not everyone can do this, but if you can spare the downtime
I've scripted in the past a brief suspend, File Copy to Another Directory and
then Resume the Virtual Session. You can backup that copy of the system
whenever is convenient, and you have a simple way to
restore.
-J
Title: Open files?
How does everyone handle backing up open files? I just cant believe that we just skip them all the time. Does anyone use a product that will trap open files?
Greg
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Another possibility exists, especially for temporary test setups:While backing up the the Windows VM host (lets call it vmhost), I just add into the backup selection something along the lines of "\\vm1\C$" where vm1 is one of the virtual machines. The Netbackup client on vmhost has to be running
Title: Message
Well think of the virtual server as a physical one. As
long as it can resolve name resolution, is not blocked by any firewalls, and can
communicate with its host netbackup server, should be
ok.
We used to do this on NT4, so my guess is, not alot has changed
:-) Its a standar
Title: Message
Yay I know its there. But it causes more problems that to
fixes. We usually turn it off when it creates a problem. But I was curious as to
what others do, or if they have found a better open file agent. Heck, I am event
old by Symantec support to turn it off!
Greg
From: W
Title: Message
Yes it does. This was my t5hinkibng as well. But wanted to
see how others were handling virtual servers.
Greg
From: WEAVER, Simon
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Title: Message
Greg
Are you referring to something like Virtual PC's or virtual
Servers? VS that are on a HOST Machine?
If so, what you could do is implement the Netbackup Client on
EACH virtual machine and ensure it can see the
Master.
In theory, you should still be able to perform a bac
Title: Message
Greg
NBU does it!!! In 5.1, you can use Veritas Snapshot Provider if
you like!
Mind you, majority of all my backups end in 0 and that is WITHOUT
VSP running or VSS for Microsoft Windows
Clients.
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
Domain Administrator
EA
Title: Backing up virtual servers
Currently we backup up the hosting server that has the virtual server directories. But running a restore means we have to restore the entire server and we are not able to restore individual files. How does everyone else backup virtual servers.
Greg
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I've been trying to smooth out our backups and eliminate recurring
status code 1s. What I've found is there are common files/directories
across all of our Windows servers that cause this. For instance, one is
%WINDIR%\SoftwareDistribution\EventCache\.
Is there a way to globally exclude this from
Not that I could find, and the messages in logs didn't really give any
indication that this was the problem. We found it by comparing timestamps in
the progress log and tar log with timestamp on errors in the different event
logs and the irpstacksize came inside 1 second every time.
Regards
Mic
Michael
Is there any technote that this refers to??
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astrium Limited, B32AA IM (DCS)
Anchorage Road, Portsmouth, PO3 5PU
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Hello All
It turned out the problem was that irpstacksize was to small on the physical
nodes, after increasing this parameter the restore has been done without
problems.
Regards
Michael
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Yes, the patches is alreadu updated.And the Maintenance pack is the 6 series.This unstable make a lots of error, because the daemon services always down by themself..Thx..=Martin=
On 4/5/06, WEAVER, Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I
do not understand, can you be more specific on the proble
dear guys..I'm having a problem, where my daemon vmd, ltid, bpdbm is unstable. They always on and off by themself.I dont know what happen.. can anybody help?I'm using netbackup
5.0 MP6, on HP-UX11.thx for the respond.. :)
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Title: Message
I
do not understand, can you be more specific on the problem? Are there any errors
reported or anything shows in your logs to indicate a
problem?
Has any updates or patches been applied to your Server
recently?
Regards
Simon Weaver3rd Line Technical SupportWindows
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