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All,
I'm
building our new Netbackup 6.0 infrastructure from the ground up, as opposed to
upgrading from 5.1. Is there a way I can export my policies and them
import them into 6.0 as opposed to me manually reproducing them in the
GUI?
Current: NBU 5.1 on Windows 2000
Future:
Hi
all
Just a quickie,
Is NBU 5.1 MP5 supported
by Oracle 9i and 10g?
Regards
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Here's
the compatibility matrix.
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/264318.htm
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AIX5
Dave
From: Greenberg, Katherine A
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veritas-bu@mailman.eng.auburn.eduSubject: RE: [Veritas-bu] Oracle 5.1
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What
O/S?
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More specific
AIX 5.2 and AIX
5.3 (Both 32 and 64 bit versions for both AIX
versions)
From: Greenberg, Katherine A
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MP5
What
Hi.
Yes, this is the behavior ob bpexpdate with 5.x too
smpt
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command?
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I think it's just the way NetBackup (and
I haven't try it with ver 6, but you can copy the ../netbackup/db/class
directory.
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From: Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Veritas-bu] Policy Export / Import?
Sent: 06 Sep '06 15:17
All,
I'm building our new
So I've been testing in my lab to determine what happens when several
storage units over subscribe the available number of drives.
So basically, 3 drives, 2 STUS, each STU configured to use max 2
drives.
So the STUs are oversubscribed by 1.
It seems jobs won't queue, but re-try, over and over
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your concern. Its a minimum of 5 GB that a tape can contain. The tape grows tilll the max vol size.
Since the problem appears confusing, I'l narrate some details
1. We have say 10 TB of VTL, I use 3 TB a day, The VTL shd ideally last
3 days. But say if my vault does not
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This
is confusing due to the fact that the tape sizes are variable. This doesn't fit
into the paradigm most of use are used to with tape.
if you
want to use fewer tape IDs, you should probably increase the MPX level, and
somehow force larger amounts of data on each tape ID.
So the STUs are oversubscribed by 1.
It seems jobs won't queue, but re-try, over and over and over, every
approx 15 seconds, each time throwing a status 134, then requeuing for
a couple seconds, then retrying.
That's exactly the behavior I've seen. It appears that after being
queued, it
That's actually all I want to do for the moment.
I was just wondering if it was better developed for a pay to play
product like SSO, since I'm looking at implementing it in the near term
when I add a couple media servers.or otherwise, hardcoding a fixed
number of tape drives per media server.
Is there any feature of NBU that would allow users to restore their own
data? I suppose we could give them access to the restore GUI, but they
could then restore any file to any location, which is a major security
issue. (Whoops, did I just overwrite the kernel?) Is there some sort
of way we
* Yang Xiao [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-09-06 14:02]:
Hi all,
After talking to Veritas support, I guess since we are running 4.5 on RH
7.3,
and non of them is really supported, they suggested that we just build the
new server with ES 4 and NB 6.0 MP3, and import all of the tapes to rebuild
the
The can't exceed their unix permissions on the restore, so, in general,
they can't overwrite the kernel.
The bprestore tool runs as their unix UID.
There used to be a problem where no group other than their primary group
was considered but I don't know if that's still a problem. (for
example:
* Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-09-06 16:35]:
Is there any feature of NBU that would allow users to restore their own
data? I suppose we could give them access to the restore GUI, but they
could then restore any file to any location, which is a major security
issue.
ouch?How many tapes are you dealing with?If it's a relatively small number,
you could get away with that.Make sure you have a dump of your imagesand their retentions to help with researching images to import in anemergency and then work on a schedule to get as many as you deemimportant imported as
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I have installed a very small (3 total clients, one of
them is NDMP) fresh 6.0 environment and had a couple of strange issues forcing
me to use the Java client onthe Windows Master. I installed it when MP2
came out and it was working fine, but then I ran into the scheduler
Title: Netbackup 5.1 tape selection problem
Hi all. We are running 5.1 of Netbackup Enterprise for Solaris, when executing a backup, Netbackup skips over valid tapes in the pool, and even tries some in other pools, then fails with code 96. I included the bptm log entries for the backup. The
I see some of you were also contacted by Sharon at Computerworld:-
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/090506-users-suffer-major-problems
-with.html
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Allen, Jimmy wrote:
Our environment
Netbackup 5.1 mp1 running on a Solaris 2.9 master server
IBM3584 Tape library with 12 LOT2's and 3 LTO3's
Are there any issues running Netbackup media servers and clients on a
Fedora 5 OS.
The compatibility matrix is online at
Yang Xiao wrote:
After talking to Veritas support, I guess since we are running 4.5 on RH
7.3, and non of them is really supported, they suggested that we just
build the new server with ES 4 and NB 6.0 MP3, and import all of the
tapes to rebuild the catalog, since they said the 6.0 should
Paul Keating wrote:
That's actually all I want to do for the moment.
I was just wondering if it was better developed for a pay to play
product like SSO, since I'm looking at implementing it in the near term
when I add a couple media servers.or otherwise, hardcoding a fixed
number of
Martin, Jonathan (Contractor) wrote:
Is there any feature of NBU that would allow users to restore their own
data? I suppose we could give them access to the restore GUI, but they
could then restore any file to any location, which is a major security
issue. (Whoops, did I just overwrite the
* Mansell, Richard [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2006-09-07 12:39]:
I see some of you were also contacted by Sharon at Computerworld:-
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2006/090506-users-suffer-major-problems
-with.html
There was also an article in Storage.
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I'm about to migrate from VNB 5.1MP5
to VNB 6.0, I ran across the below article, has anyone ran across any of
the issue represented in the article. Is 6.0 stable.
Please advise.
Thanks in advance
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasicarticleId=9003009
Ray H.
I'm running VNB 5.1MP5 in a Solaris
5.8 environment.
Anyone using the encryption feature.
If so please enlighten on how its working.
Thanks in advance for your Input.
Ray H.
ext 8527
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On 9/6/2006 9:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm about to migrate from VNB 5.1MP5 to VNB 6.0, I ran across the below
article, has anyone ran across any of the issue represented in the
article. Is 6.0 stable.
6.0 MP3 is not stable. Wait until at least MP4. We are up to about 20
cases
Yes Paul,
My privlege, the following section shd suffice, though I can mail u the entire doc offline {Pls let me know}.
Its the CDL Admin guide available from EMC powerlink that describes, and I had got some inputs from the EMC support engineer.
Some more snippets from the best practices guide...!
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It works as follows
1. Initially a 5 GB area is allocated on LUN.
2. When the backup software fills the initial 5 GB, the disk library
allocates another 5 GB area. The new
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