not able to expire media could be because of inconsistancy in database -
use vmquery -deassingbyid command
Regards
K.O.Kurian
"bob944"
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> Im have recently upgraded my master from 5 to 6 and am now trying to
> free up some tapes by expiring them.
>
> When i do bpexpdate -m -d 0 im getting an
> error saying
>
> "could no deassign media due to Media Manager Error"
>
> I have also tried using the gui, set the expiration to today
It's a crappy way to do it but you can select them all in a 6.0 GUI
(obviously need a 6.0 master) under host-properties/clients and it will
report it.
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From: Wayne T Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 4 December 2007 2:42 PM
To: List Veritas List
Subject
There was a good discussion of this 6 months or a year ago on this list
(search the archives).
With some versions and some platforms, one can use "bpgp" to find the
NetBackup client or agent version. For example, many versions of
Netbackup might use a default "/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/version"
> The scheduler will schedule one job per window. If you have multiple
> schedules that come due at the same time, the one with the
> longest retention period is chosen.
Rarely do I presume to correct brother Ed, but this time... :-)
It's been a while since I tested this, but I'll bet large t
bpgetconfig will allow you to connect to a host and get the version as
well as a multitude of other interesting information.
bpsetconfig is the partner command to make changes.
Regards,
Trey
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Does anyone have a way to report on the installed client version for all
clients in a Windows environment? I have used bpclclients, but this
doesn't show the version.
Thanks,
Ben Linkon
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ELECTRONIC MESSAGE
What is the underlying reason for doing this?
Is the goal to improve the network throughput on the media server or do the
clients have an actual need to be on four different vlans?
If you did it that way you would create a "virtual" media server entry for each
ip.
The real challenge comes w
try this command, it will show what the scheduler will run during the time
specified
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/nbpemreq -predict -date
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Hello all,
Thanks in advanced for any and all responses; I currently have a windows
client initiating the backups with the policy set up as any time. For
some reason every day two backups start at the same time when there
should be only one. I have checked all of the scripts and have hit a
w
Very good...thanks for the info.
Thanks
Dan
From: Ed Wilts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 4:17 PM
To: Cruice, Daniel (US - Glen Mills)
Cc: VERITAS-BU@mailman.eng.auburn.edu
Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Quick question
The scheduler will schedule one job per window.
Running NBU 6.0 MP4 across the board, totally Windows. let's say you
have a full job scheduled to run on Friday, say 5:00pm start window.
And you also have Monthly jobs set up scheduled to run on the last
Friday of the month with the same start window (5:00). Is NBU smart
enough to take a look a
The scheduler will schedule one job per window. If you have multiple
schedules that come due at the same time, the one with the longest retention
period is chosen. SO...if both your weekly and monthly jobs are in the same
policy, and both are due at the same time, the monthly will run. The weekl
Hi Kevin,
According to symantec backup happens fast if there are few large
files. Slow backup occurs when disk contains thousands of small files( ur
scenarios has ~2M files) which is huge. Multistreaming can help but I
suggest using raw backup as it has helped me out(give better performance
Trying to resurrect an issue from over a year ago as we're getting bit
now:
>>Has anyone come across the issue below?
>>After upgrading to NBU 6.0 MP3 we are experiencing problems:
>> * backup are not scheduled (probably caused by nbpem process hanging)
>> * nbpem daemon does not terminate when st
nothing to do if you keep one NIC per subnet.
the routing tables will automatically route each outbound request
through the appropriate interface and the client will respond to the IP
from which it recieves the request.
each client will need the name of the NIC it communicates with in it's
"serve
Tried the -host option and same thing applies.
Am considering this nbpuashdata -modify_5xhosts. Wonder if that will put
each individual media servers media db into the EMM database on the master??
I tried running the bpexpdate command on the media server and that
errors also about EMM database. I
Sorry, I should have mentioned this is all on one drive, the D: drive. The C:
drive backup runs fine, it's just the one with 2+ million files.
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On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, kjbaumann wrote:
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> All,
>
> One of my windows servers has 2,162,516 files taking up 100 GB and it has
> taken 18 hours to backup.
>
> Is there a way to improve this? Or is there something I can check to see if
> there is an issue?
>
> We are running NB Ent Server 5.1mp5
Try sticking in a -h "bpexpdate -m -d 0
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Subject: Re: [Veritas-bu] Cannot expire media
And to add when i do bpexdate -m -d 0 -force im getting message
"requested med
If you have multiple drives (D: / E: etc etc) you can try
multistreaming. NBU will take each one of those drive letters and
create child jobs and will run each child job simultaneously as compared
to sequential.
Thanks
Dan
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From: kjbaumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Se
Try with the -h or -host option, you need to tell netbackup the media
server that wrote to the tape. Otherwise the master server will give you
those errors as you are showing.
On Mon, 3 Dec 2007, Dave Markham wrote:
> And to add when i do bpexdate -m -d 0 -force im getting message
>
> "reques
All,
One of my windows servers has 2,162,516 files taking up 100 GB and it has taken
18 hours to backup.
Is there a way to improve this? Or is there something I can check to see if
there is an issue?
We are running NB Ent Server 5.1mp5 on a Windows 2000 server.
Thank you.
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And to add when i do bpexdate -m -d 0 -force im getting message
"requested media id was not found in the EMM database"
I know that as it was written on the SAN media server that the tape can
only be used by that media server but i assumed the upgrade brought all
data into the EMM database
Cheer
Running Netbackup 6.0MP4 on Solaris 9 for Master server. 3 x SAN media
servers running Netbackup 5.0mp7 on solaris.
Im have recently upgraded my master from 5 to 6 and am now trying to
free up some tapes by expiring them.
When i do bpexpdate -m -d 0 im getting an error saying
"could no deassig
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