Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

Hi there!, I will start trying this things you wrote. Its a file server with milllars of small files, but what i dont understand is why it makes 2% percent while out of office and when I came back to office it makes again another 20%, its seems that it takes rest like me during not office hours

Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 1:05 AM, Iker Gonzalez [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Hi there!, I will start trying this things you wrote. Its a file server with milllars of small files, Are you doing Flash Backups? If not, you should investigate this - it's an added cost, but for file servers with

Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

Hi there!, I will start trying this things you wrote. Its a file server with milllars of small files, | Are you doing Flash Backups? If not, you should investigate this - it's an added cost, but for file servers with millions of small files, it will *significantly* speed up your backups

Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

Iker Following on from our emails, contact your sales rep for Symantec Products, you may be able to get a trial key. It was a solution I suggested yesterday direct to you, especially if its this one client that is causing the problem, and millions of files on this disk. Simon

Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 6:54 AM, Iker Gonzalez [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: | Are you doing Flash Backups? If not, you should investigate this - it's an added cost, but for file servers with millions of small files, it will *significantly* speed up your backups while reducing the load on your

[Veritas-bu] Slowness on long restores?

A couple of times now when doing a long alternate server/alternate path restore I've seen the speed of the restore drop dramatically (e.g. from around 24 to 26 MB/s to around 600 KB/s) then speed up on occasion but generally stay in that low range. Normally we've seen the former range and we've

[Veritas-bu] Restore - Novell 5.1MP7 Client and 6.5.2 Master

Has anyone successfully restored a Novell client running 5.1MP7 with Netbackup 6.5.2? When we attempt a restore we get the following error: 09:23:44: [552.605] 8 bpcd::bpcd_wait_for_request_state: WRN - bad request token (13312) Normally this error is associated with the Novell client not

[Veritas-bu] STN

Not just you Patrick, still having issues myself altho' I note that some are successfully using the forum. +-- |This was sent by [EMAIL PROTECTED] via Backup Central. |Forward SPAM to [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

The Advanced Disk option is now included in the Enterprise Client. It includes San Media Client and Server all the off host disk options lot of other stuff. The Enterprise Client is Tiered (1,2,3,4) roughly determined by the cpu count(or capability) though you will need your specifc model

Re: [Veritas-bu] STN

It appears to be working now. Thanks for the reply though. I was begining to think nobody read my emails. :) Not just you Patrick, still having issues myself altho' I note that some are successfully using the forum. +-- |This

Re: [Veritas-bu] Veritas NetBackup Slow during out of office hours

On Tue, Aug 12, 2008 at 10:18 AM, Jim Horalek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The Advanced Disk option is now included in the Enterprise Client. Yeah, but the original poster is running NetBackup 6.0 and this makes things a bit difference because Symantec has been known to make it difficult to buy

Re: [Veritas-bu] Removing 6.5.2 and going back to 6.5.1

A word of caution. I just rolled back 6.5.2A to 6.5.2 then to 6.5.1. I lost all my Storage Life Cycle policies and couldn't rebuild them. I kept getting an intermittent connectivity error. Nbstl -l was empty. (Master Suse Linux IA64) Happy ending I just re-did 6.5.2A and my policies returned.

[Veritas-bu] Still some seats left for NetBackup Customer Forum in Roseville Oct 21-23

FYI, registration has started for the NetBackup Customer Forum in Roseville that is held once a year. The event is planned for October 21-23 2008 for customers to learn more about NetBackup, PureDisk, Backup Reporter and Real-Time protection products. This event is also important so that

[Veritas-bu] How to backup recursively a folder ?

Hi I am trying to use bpbackup command to backup files in a folder then sub folders in that folder , recursively all way down. Tried command ./bpbackup /testing/* But it did not backup subfolder and underneath that.Command help is weird not explanatory .. # ./bpbackup -help USAGE: bpbackup [-p

Re: [Veritas-bu] How to backup recursively a folder ?

It recurses automatically.. in fact, it's a common question on how to stop it from doing that. just do this: bpbackup -p policy -s schedule /testing Note, the schedule above has to be a UBAK (user-backup) schedule type. -M -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

[Veritas-bu] Netbackup 6.5 Hot Catalog backup issue

I also have this same problem and all Symantec has had me do is upgrade. Fist from 6.5 to 6.5.2 and now to 6.5.2A which was supposed to fix the issu, but it did not. I have tried recreating the backup several times. i have noticed that the backup is basically good and that you can recover

Re: [Veritas-bu] Anyone using media sharing in 6.5?

I was just looking over this last night, and was surprised it's not on by default I also ran across a statement in the guide that said you should use caution with ACS libraries, but I could not tell why you needed to be cautious. Anyone have an idea? Thanks, Rusty Major, MCSE, BCFP, VCS ▪

Re: [Veritas-bu] VCS and VCB

I agree, VSP has always had problems and those have not been fixed, to my knowledge. The preferred method now is to use VSS if you can. I read something that stated VSS could be used on Windows 2000 as long as you have a certain Service Pack, but I have not investigated that any further. Rusty