Hi Steve,
Could you send me those docs as well. I am implementing this as well. Thanks.
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What procedure are you following to restore the server?
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Currently I am unable to consistently restore Windows 2003 Servers with SP1
or above. I am running Netbackup 5.1 MP4 on the clients and the NetBackup
Server. The data restores fine but the system state does not. Some services
do not register such as SQL or IIS and at times the security settings. If
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Does anyone have any experience turning off SCSI Reserve / Release in
NBU 6.0 with NDMP SSO? I have 24 LTO-3 drives sharing between a local
Linux host (NBU 6.0MP4) and 11 Celerra data movers, which are
configured to *use* SCSI reserve / release by default. If a data
mover panics and fails over wh
We have been running Sol10 & NBU 6.0 (1-Master & 3-Media) from the get go. We
have implemented the patches from NBU as needed. We haven't had any problems.
Might want to make sure that you keep a close eye on the logs. They can eat up
disk space. Even with the low level verbosity.
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Master/media: Solaris 9 NBU 5.1 MP6
Cient: Windows 2003 NBU 5.1 MP6
Dear all,
Noticed a Windows 2003 full backup wasn't as big as expected, and found
messages similar to the below in the client's bpbkar log. I get these
regardless of whether Windows Open File Backups are enabled :
2:04:56.126 P
Master/media: Solaris 9 NBU 5.1 MP6
Cient: Windows 2003 NBU 5.1 MP6
Dear all,
Noticed a Windows 2003 full backup wasn't as big as expected, and found
messages similar to the below in the client's bpbkar log. I get these
regardless of whether Windows Open File Backups are enabled :
2:04:56.126 P
> Here's the situation: I've got this server that's a general-purpose
> file server for our mass of users. The vast majority of the storage is in
> the form of one gigantic (221gb) share on one drive, and it's got over a
> million little files.
Flashbackup. That's the best answer on any client wi
Try adding your master server to your /etc/hosts fileI found that my
*nix machines all required the entry in /etc/hosts formated like this
111.111.111.111masterserver.domain.name masterserver
Also make sure in your bp.conf in /usr/openv/netbackup that you have the
master server listed as maste
We use Flashbackup and it works awesome
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Does anyone have any tips for
Well if you had to use multi streams from a particular client and
define you streams, then use MPX for the amount of streams you have
created , you could still effectively only use one drive however have
multiple streams coming off the client. This would impact the client
obviously but if it has e
You may also want/need to make an entry in /etc/hosts that includes your
master server. We found that helped and do it automatically now.
David Spearman
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Does anyone have any tips for improving backup performance on Windows 2000
SP4?
Here's the situation: I've got this server that's a general-purpose file
server for our mass of users. The vast majority of the storage is in the
form of one gigantic (221gb) share on one drive, and it's got over a
Did you disable SELinux on the RHEL box?
Have you checked iptables on the RHEL box?
SELinux out of the box is quite restrictive - most folks disable it due
to poor documentation on how to use it.
You can check to see if it is iptables (internal firewall) by turning it
off:
service ip
And correct me, but I did point out the original PDF was dated 2005 ... When
6.0 had only been released and was seen as a total shambles of a backup
system !
So this makes sense My guess 2008 - 09 !
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS Astr
This is the official answer I got from Veritas support this morning regarding
this:
Hi ,
I have picked up your case.
Originally when Version 6 was bought out the following was published.
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/279039.htm
However, this has not been updated and is
This is the official answer I got from Veritas support this morning
regarding this:
Hi ,
I have picked up your case.
Originally when Version 6 was bought out the following was published.
http://seer.entsupport.symantec.com/docs/279039.htm
However, this has not been updated and is
My initial reaction is that Netbackup is not the ideal solution to
this problem. I also suspect that it's the one you have, so it's the
one you've got to use. However, should there be funds for a better
solution, have a look at SAMFs from Sun. It's not the only
'archiving' solution, but happens
I am new to netbackup and struggling to get this up and running.
I have a windows box Server2003 Enterprise edition housing the net backup
master server and media server, but the Linux box Redhat Enterprise Linux AS 4
houses the mysql database.
Installing the NB server was quite okay and
Hi,
We recently rebuilt a windows 2000 media server to 2003, this server is
installed with NBU 5.1 MP6. The primary function of this media server
is to backup up its own singular information store.
We are still using the same policy within netbackup and specifying the
info store in the po
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