You can either show up client backup images (bpimagelist): this will server
as proof of backups being done to client on specific date in question
(provided images do exists)
Else perform simple restore for the client from requested date
cheers
Sami
"Accept" an exception with a fix for future requests. ;)
Dwayne Adams
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Hello,
When I went through the SOX process for the first time I given this type
of request. The answer was we do not have the data I extended the
amount of time the logs were kept around in the Netbackup config (6
months) to meet the auditor's requirements so we could provide this
informatio
> It would be nice if you could use bpflist to grab the initial mount
> point of the backup (can you?), then script it to show the mount points
> that were backed up that day. That still doesn't solve the first
> problem that one of the backups could be partial, etc.
Yup, that's what I do (sort o
Precisely.
An auditor worth his/her salt, would ask for proof of backups AND
restores, each performed on a regular basis.
A logged backup means nothing in the world of data protection. There
are so many holes in relying on backup logs alone, that it would be
prohibitive to attempt to list them al
I would agree with Peter (mostly). I would add that if the image is
there AND it's of a similar size to other images of that system, then
it's proof. You can have a failed backup that still saves part of its
image to the catalog. The other problem with bpimagelist is that it
doesn't have the nam
I believe it's a permissions thing. The CIFS share is available to a user, but
not to the system account running NetBackup. IFRC, you have to run the NBU
service under a user id that's allowed to access the share in question.
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It would be a meaningless audit question to ask you to confirm a backup
that had expired ever actually existed. Are they asking about
something you do with one year or infinite retention? If not then it is
proper to say "we don't retain the backups that long so there is no
reason to retrain reco
Wayne:
If the retention period is longer than 6 months, you can get this
information from the bpimagelist command. Proof that an image exists
is proof of a successful backup. If the retention period is less
than 6 months and you do not have a reporting product or are keeping
logs some othe
Aptare is worth the investment!
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Carl Stehman
IT Distributed Services Team
Pepco Holdings, Inc.
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Unless you have infinite retention backups, the default is to keep the
past 28 days of logs/information, I'm afraid you're out of luck, unless
someone else has an idea?
Justin.
On Mon, 2 Jul 2007, BeDour, Wayne wrote:
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> Our environment is HP-UX 11.11, Netbackup 5.1 MP3 backing up mostly HP
>
I've done this before, but I'm must be missing something. I'm try to backup
a CIFS share on a client machine. Problem - I can't even see the CIFS share
when I click on the explorer folder, while configuring the policy. The
policy type is MS-Windows-NT and 'Backup Network Drives' is selected An
Our environment is HP-UX 11.11, Netbackup 5.1 MP3 backing up mostly HP
unix with some Sun and Windows backups. It's audit time again and the
auditors are asking for validation that a backup ran 6 months ago. They
give me the date and machine / policy and want me to come up with proof
that it was
Don't you also have to enter in the OS type, I know you do when you add a host.
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I'd check with your Symantec sales rep or reseller. I don't think you
can download it directly from Symantec.
-Jonathan
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Can anyone help?
I'm looking for an evaluation copy of NetBackup 6. Does anyone have one or
know the whereabouts of where I can find it?
Regards,
Andy Skates
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On Mon, 2 Jul 2007, dy018 wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Have any of you guys encouter such errors when backing up window clients?
>
> ERR - failure reading file:
> D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\NETWORK\log\listener.log
> (WIN32 13: The data is invalid. )
>
>
> Usually i got The process cannot access th
Hi all,
Have any of you guys encouter such errors when backing up window clients?
ERR - failure reading file:
D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\NETWORK\log\listener.log
(WIN32 13: The data is invalid. )
Usually i got The process cannot access the file because another process has
locked a portion
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