Jason
Properties of the Client Attribute or the Sys Admin Guide perhaps?
There is a Technote on google out there on this..
If I find it, will direct it to you :-)
Simon
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Netbackup, by default, uses mtime for incrementals. It can be
configured to use C-time in bp.conf but that's not usual at all.
More here: http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/200644.htm
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On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 05:41:30PM -0500, Randy Doering wrote:
> Turns out, the chmod/chgrp needed to be rerun on Monday/Tuesday this week.
>
> Is there a way for NBU to look at mtime instead of ctime?
Again, this is NDMP. NBU isn't looking at anything. It's telling the
NDMP host "please take a
Mystery solved - or so it seems.
Last week we had a helpdesk ticket where the user wanted some chmod/chgrp
modifications of all files/directories in this area.
My co-worker did that on Thursday/Friday of last week. Seems this changes
the ChangeTime (ctime), which NBU is using for determining if
Hello,
I am planning a VCB deployment and would like to know how others handle
their Linux virtual server backups. Since you can't do an image level
incremental back for Linux hosts, do you run a full backup every night
for your Linux hosts? Do you use a hybrid method with an image level
back
You have to setup Cumulative incremental I believe as ndmp backup levels go to
9.
After 9 every backup is a full backup unless reset. Cumulative incremental
resets it so you'll get a differential next.
This is the case on NetApps.
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Rajmund Siwik
Broadcom Corporation
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Bill-
By default, NetBackup will read from the media server which originally
did the backup (i.e. "owns" the media). Bpduplicate (which is what Vault
uses to duplicate images) does the same thing, so you would want to
choose the storage unit that belongs to the media server that originally
wrote t
Go to the properties of the client
Expand windows client on the left and go to VSP
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Folks,
I am running 5.1 and 6.x on my Windows clients and using VSS and VSP
(Windows 2000) for Windows Open File Backup. Is there a way to control where
Netbackup puts the snapshot cache file (I want to make sure it is not trying to
put it on the C drive)? I was under the impression tha
On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 07:42:41AM -0800, Randy Doering wrote:
> Backup Client = Isilon NAS Unit - NDMP. NBU version is 6.5.3.
> With this?one (10+TBs, 1,643,099 files) during the backup NBU said it
> was doing a Differential, but when it was all done, it had actually
> backedup everything again.
Hi All
I am looking for the right sequence of patch installtion for both master and
media servers. There are separate patch files for VxAT, VxAZ and
NB_6.5.3.winnt.x86_314591.
Which one should fe installed first? My guess would be to install NB last, but
I want to confirm. Also do I need to in
Greetings,
Backup Client = Isilon NAS Unit - NDMP. NBU version is 6.5.3.
Did Complete Fulls, with all of the /ifs/projects/ areas in the Backup
Selection, starting on 11/26.
This past weekend I kicked off Differential Incrementals for the same Backup
Selections.
All of the areas in that /ifs/
Hi All
Does anyone know if there a replacement for bpgp and bpdir in 6.5?
Regards
Dave
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In simple way:
Move the tapes want to restore at the alternate server.
Find the backup images that are on those tapes.
Copy the image files from the image database to the alternate server.
Put the tape in the alternate library and do an inventory.
Move the tape to a "safe" pool.
Now if the b
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