Jeff,
What are you restoring (just a file?)? Are you restoring to the original
location?
Cheers,
Tim
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Due to some problems with the NDMP implementation in our NAS head I'm
forced (temporarily I hope) to back up NAS volumes by mounting them on a
server and creating a policy that allows metwork drives to be backed up.
On UNIX this works just fine, NFS mount the volumes, set up the policy
and watch it
Greetings,
I am running 5.1 mp2 on hpux 11.11. When I did a restore the other day,
it finished with a status code 1. The restore log showed no obvious
errors, nor did the bptm logs. When I looked at the job details from
the monitor window, it didn't show anything other than a warning that
t
Yup, the Decru appliances are quite good. We’ve been quite happy with ours.
Support, the rare times we’ve needed it, has been excellent.
…/Ed
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The only methods that I know of are to do the encrypting in hardware.
You can use an external box inserted between the NDMP device and the tape
drive. For example a DECRU box now owned by netapp. There are others.
Or you can do it in the tape drive. The latest stk (sun) and ibm tape drives
s
The Decru/Netapp product is apparantly quite good.
I'd bet the support matrix is pretty tight if you're using Netapp
filers, also.
Paul
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Hello,
What are the available options for encrypting your NDMP backups on tape?
I am using Netbackup 6.0 MP4
Dwayne Adams
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Actually, I have noticed that most internal RAID controllers tend to be
pretty brain dead when it comes to RAID-10 (actually RAID 0+1), doing a
round-robin read down both paths which results in *slower* I/O than a
single disk (in a 4-disk RAID-10 anyway). I actually did a head-to-head
comparis
Could be an issue with COBRA (this one is using it) and VxSS. I've had a
simular case, almost reinstalled PBX and VxSS. Found actual problem
related to configuration in one of VxSS subsystems.
You may try to play with /var/openv/var/*.ior files as well (move them
to diff. directory and try to start
The four onboard NICs as well as an extra 2-port NIC we installed are all GLDv3
devices. So, they take advantage of the new dladm command to do link
aggregation. We had the networking guys configure the 6 ports on the Cisco
switch (LACP protocol) and then we did the aggregation as follows:
d
Hi All,
First of all I need to say Symantec/Veritas support is just so bad words
can describe it :-(
Absolutely worthless.
/flame off
My setup: NBU 6MP4 on Linux RHEL4U4.
About a month ago nbsl daemon decided to stop working.
Restarting NB, rebooting server did not help.
It doesn
How are you aggregating those 6 gigE links? Sun trunking?
Heck, if there is that much power I'd consider adding more links to our T2000
backup servers for more throughput.
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Bring up your NIC(s) with different IP/names.
Makes sure "files" is before DNS/NIS in your nsswitch.conf
Make sure the "old" name resoves to one of the box's IPs via your local
hosts file, and there should be no reason to ever change the name in
your catalog.
Changing the name is unsupported.
Pau
If issue is just a new host on old IP you should be able to add a new
record to DNS (or /etc/hosts) that points the name to the new IP.
NetBackup doesn't store IPs - it does a lookup by name.
In DNS you can use PTR records to associate alternate names to existing
hosts. In /etc/hosts you can j
Ouch.
You need to keep the same hostname, period-- there may be a 'hack' around
that but you really want to keep the same hostname.
Justin.
On Mon, 7 May 2007, Shashi Kanth Boddula wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Initially i installed NetBackup 6 in Linux which act as a both master
> and media server, at tha
Hi,
Initially i installed NetBackup 6 in Linux which act as a both master
and media server, at that time i have a static IP that resolves to a
particular host name, now my problem is, that particular IP got a new
name in my DNS records, and my Linux OS is configured with new host
name. In this
Will it be a master/media, or just a media with the Master at your Main
site?
Makes a bit of a diff, since a Master will have much more IO to the
local catalog.
With that much data, I would have no problem going with the T2000 with
the 4 disks.
Create a RAID10 RG, and cut it up into slices for OS a
On 5/4/07, Conner, Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Both come with 73GB disks, but the v240 are SCSI and the T2000 SATA. What's
> the performance penalty for SATA?
The T2000 drives are SAS, Serial Attached SCSI.
http://www.sun.com/servers/coolthreads/t2000/specs.xml
SAS is similar to SATA. B
The media still shows up in media list in the NBConsole after running
the following commands. I guess it is time to open a support ticket
with Symantec.
G:\PROGRA~1\VERITAS\NETBAC~1\bin\Admincmd>bpmedialist -m L00162
requested media id was not found in the EMM database
G:\PROGRA~1\VERITAS\NETB
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/280398.htm
Marianne
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