We are backing up
some databases (SQL and SharePoint) and using agents to backup the actual dbs
and also backing up the entire systems using ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES.
The A_L_D backup
jobs meet a few open db files and can't back them up (which is expected) and I'm
wondering whether I can exclude t
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I
wont lose much sleep - if you have configured DHCP to backup itself (or using
the auto method) thats ok then I guess.
Is the client software using the same version and MP as the master
and the other server?
Also are both DHCP servers definetely in
use?
Regards
Simon We
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Simon,
I've researched the DHCP thing and by default it backs
itself up every hour, so I'm quite happy that I'm getting a backup of what I
need. However, I'm trying to figure out why one server has this issue of open
files where the other one doesn't; both are Win2k SP4.
No V
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Tim
Its a DHCP database - by default, you may find if its alive and in
use, you will get a status 1 back. You can backup the DHCP databse within the
DHCP Admin tool (if I recall) and make a backup copy of
it.
Is one server running VSS or VSP? Check in the master properties
u
Hello Justin
Sorry I have been unwell.
Ok, well not sure really, but are you referring to the fragmentation size on
the storage unit that you can change? If I recall, I think 1TB is the max
size you can set, but I thought this affected just restores Justin.
Unless I am missing the point here??
R
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Steve
Is the file list in the stream correct? I am unsure why you are
touching System Volume Information, as this should be hidden and not visible to
you.
Make sure policy is set for ALLOW multiple
streams.
Finally, if you were getting error 41 before, can you TRY and use
> I have started migrating data over to a Win2k3 R2 file server
> and I am
> experiencing Error 41's (go figure) and so I wanted to breakout the
> different volumes into streams but I get and Error 69, that
> states invalid
> file specification (missing ':'): NEW_STREAM
>
> this is what I hav
On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 12:47:17PM -0400, Justin Piszcz wrote:
> Nice, the only part I worry about is what if it cannot bleed off to
> tape fast enough and the disk fills up? Has this happened to you?
Yes, this can happen. With 5.x, the job will fail with a status 84.
With 6.x, NBU will suspend t
Not on these servers - we only run VSP on our file
servers.
Cheers,
Tim
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Are you using VSP to backup open
files?
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Hi,
We have NBU6 MP2
installed on 2 separate networks; both backing up DHCP servers (both Win2k)
using ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES. One of them backs up both Full and Incrementals without
any errors, the other having issues with DHCP files (reporting the file as being
open; files such as dhcp.mdb) fo
Hi Mike,
See in the NetBackup for SQL
administrator guide how to make a script to do a move restore, this script
allow a redrected restore. If you use NBU 4.5FP3 or earlier you don't need to
configure ODBC connection to do backups and restore.
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for those of you
backing up SAP databases with the Netbackup for SAP
agent
when you call the
"sap_online_backup", or similar scripts, do the jobs appear in the SAP
Application's DB-13 GUI? (the SAP application's backup job
scheduler)
I'd hoped it would,
as otherwise, the
Hi Mike
I have had this problem, if I didn't close all the SQL enterprise manager
GUI's.
Regards
Michael
On Tue, 20 Jun 2006 11:35:36 -0700 (PDT), Mike Wigington wrote
> Hi All,
> Concerning SQL restores, does the database have to be down to restore a
database from a backup and redirecting the
Hi Steve,
Verify if is checked the attribute "allow
multiple streams" for this policy.
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Hi All, Concerning SQL restores, does the database have to be down to restore a database from a backup and redirecting the files to a different directory? I'm getting ODBC -1 and SQL state<37000> messages stating the restore fails because the ODBC could not obtain exclusive access due to the data
Recently, a server was decommissioned that was our testing BMR Linux
Bootserver. It's config is now stuck in the Master's BMR Boot Servers
area. Ideas on how to remove this one?
Thanks,
Jason
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All,
I have started migrating data over to
a Win2k3 R2 file server and I am experiencing Error 41's (go figure) and
so I wanted to breakout the different volumes into streams but I get and
Error 69, that states invalid file specification (missing ':'): NEW_STREAM
this is what I have in my polic
Nope, it hasn'tthe destage to tape usually happens the morning after
the nightly backups.the backup images stay on disk for a couple
weeks, so you want a good quantity of disk.
It may be a problem if you only have enough disk to do one night's
backup, and you have insufficient tape drives
Nice, the only part I worry about is what if it cannot bleed off to
tape fast enough and the disk fills up? Has this happened to you?
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> Yes, common in many environments.
> Yes, you can use multiple streams from a DSSU to tapeworks quite
> wel
Yes, common in many environments.
Yes, you can use multiple streams from a DSSU to tapeworks quite
well in practice.
6 is supposed to work better than 5, in that you can group DSSUs, like
regular STUs, so if one fills up, backups go to another with available
space.
When you destage to tape fro
Does anyone do this with a massive amount of data? Also, I noticed with
5.1MP4 its possible to use multiple streams to bleed from disk->tape but I
was wondering how well this worked practice.
How many people bleed off to tape using 5.1MPx?
Using 6.0?
How well does it work under 6 vs. 5? I know
Any comments on this? Simon? :)
On Tue, 20 Jun 2006, Justin Piszcz wrote:
> Finding the sweet spot for the fragment size is a time consuming task as each
> of our environments is different.
>
> How much does each 'index' per each fragment take up?
>
> Say I backup 200GB to an LTO2 tape, if I wri
Finding the sweet spot for the fragment size is a time consuming task as
each of our environments is different.
How much does each 'index' per each fragment take up?
Say I backup 200GB to an LTO2 tape, if I write an index every 2GB, how
much space is lost due to the file markers?
I know the fi
I think it is an RSM (when you configure the robot) -- 1 SCSI connection
for the robot and the drive, I have used this in Windows before with
BackupExec, but the option 4 (RSM) specifies windows only. Is anyone
running one of these drive+robot combos in UNIX or are they indeed for
Windows only
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