Patrick schrieb:
> If I read you right, you want to backup /usr/openv then uninstall 5.1, install
> 6.5 and restore the database.
No, that's not what I'm planning to do. Plan is:
1) Create backup of NBU 5.1 installation
2) Deinstall NBU 5.1
3) Install NBU 6.5
4) Configure 6.5
Best regards,
Alex
Hi
Contact your software / symantec sales rep and they should give you a link
to download or send the software to you, and then you should get a key
(trial key of course) that opens up all the features to try.
HTH
Regards
Simon Weaver
3rd Line Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EA
On Wed, Nov 07, 2007 at 01:58:42PM -0800, Andy Sparrow wrote:
> An earlier poster alluded to this phenomena.
>
> That header information will never be overwritten by any DLT drive
> once written.
>
> And you can't access it via regular commands like mt, dd etc. to
> overwrite it either.
That's no
Hello Trey
Can you tell us how big your database has become. I assume from you note below
that there is only one database for all 6500 clients.
Also can you give us some idea of what kind of hardware you use to support this.
Thanks len
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It works with 6.0, I did it earlier this year for our DR test, I haven't tried
with 6.5 yet.
Doug Preston
Systems Engineer
Land America Tax and Flood Services
Phone 626-339-5221 Ext 1104
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On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 01:11:04PM -0500, Aleksandr Nepomnyashchiy wrote:
> Can you suggest how I can get more per tape capacity?
> Should I relabel tape using different device (at the moment
> /dev/rmt/0cbn on Solaris 8) ?
>
> DLTIV tape with DLT7000 tape drive should give me 55-70G
There are tw
Every year we go to Sungard and test disaster recovery of our Netbackup
Unix Master server on dissimilar hardware. I just upgraded from 5.1 to 6.0
MP4.
With 5.1 is was able to
Put down the master server mksysb backup image
Deleted the files below - since im recovering to dissimilar hardware -
What was the reason?
Thanks
Dan
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One of my co-workers was registered for the 6.5 NB Admin on Solaris
class.
He
Did they say why?
Reneé Carlisle
ServerWare Corporation
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One of
One of my co-workers was registered for the 6.5 NB Admin on Solaris class.
He was contacted yesterday and told that all 6.5 Admin training has been
cancelled.
Bobby Williams
2205 Peterson Drive
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37421
423-296-8200
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Veritas-b
Does anyone have any recommendations or experience that may help me to choose a
server to install NOM on?
I am looking at SUN hardware, and was thinking of getting a T2000, but am
wondering how much cpu horsepower and memory this will take (and also
diskspace!).
Our Netbackup environment consists
The alternative to this configuration is to do 'Remote NDMP backups'
This is where the NAS box doesn't have access to the tape drives, but
your media server does. Since in your case you have a SCSI-attached
library this is the method you would have to use. This means all the
NDMP traffic would go a
Call Symantec.
Jared M. Seaton
Recovery Administrator
Mylan Inc.
304-554-5926
304-685-1389 (Cell)
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We have just over 6500 clients and 35,000 jobs per day and our database
server is getting buried right now. We plan to upgrade it at the
beginning of next year and hope that will help with the response times
and slowness.
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If I read you right, you want to backup /usr/openv then uninstall 5.1, install
6.5 and restore the database. If I understand this correctly, then the biggest
problem I see is the restoring of the database, as it needs to be converted to
6.0+ standards. Maybe this can be accomplished after the insta
Do I have to try to buy NetBackup? And will they let me to download it and will
give a trial key free of charge? Or it's nessery to pay even for trial key?
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On Tue, Nov 06, 2007 at 09:43:08PM -0500, Aleksandr Nepomnyashchiy wrote:
> I am using Soalris 8 device /dev/rmt/0cbn and I saw on library's LCD
> that during the backup compression is on. Is this the correct device
> to use to get max tape capacity?
Likely, yes. I'd want to make sure that I had
You don't.
You get the "full version" of the software and a trial license key,
which can be replaced with a perm key at a later date.
Contact your local Symantec Sales office, or VAR/Reseller.
Paul
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Hi, everyone.
Is there a trial version of NetBackup 6.0 or higher? And where can I download
it?
Thanks.
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Ok, I am coming from more of a Unix admin side of the house and trying to
learn more about NBU with Windows. So, for all you Windows NBU admins I
have some questions about snapshots and exclude lists:
1. I know VSP is supposed to be enabled by default, which is better to use
VSP or VSS (in an a
On 11/7/07, Alexander Skwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> I'd like to upgrade an installation of NBU 5.1 to 6.5. As I'd
> like to change quite a bit in the way the system is setup, I'm
> actually rather planning a new installation of 6.5, after having
> de-installed 5.1.
>
> But to do that, and
we started not too long ago with Aptare. so far things are ok but the lack of
documentation from Aptare is killing me, taking up some time trying to find
things on my own. we will have about 1100+ clients.
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Make sure you know what you're doing,
You'll most probably find /usr/openv is in fact /opt/openv/.
Other than that though I have performed numerous upgrades 5.1 X and my
back out plan has always been an archive of /opt/openv
Dave
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We have two master servers reporting to our Portal. A total of about 650
servers.
The main slowness I see is then you drill down to the backup job details,
that can be slow.
Also certain reports that involve going back several months and looking at
thousands of backups.
We are running on Sola
Alexander,
/usr/openv or /opt/openv should be sufficient ...
Greg
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> Hello.
>
> I'd like to upgrade an installation of NBU 5.1 to 6.5. As I'd
> like to change quite a bit in the way the system is setup, I'm
> actually rather plan
thank you all for your help. i'm off the hook with this one. :)
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Hello.
I'd like to upgrade an installation of NBU 5.1 to 6.5. As I'd
like to change quite a bit in the way the system is setup, I'm
actually rather planning a new installation of 6.5, after having
de-installed 5.1.
But to do that, and to have an easy fallback, I'd like to backup
the NBU 5.1 insta
Yes, I have been doing this for over 2 years works great!
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